It's noisy today. Let's do something noisy on the system. Download the Microsound Workshop Reel here: freesound.org/people/makenois... www.makenoisemusic.com
this is the kind of thing that i was missing lately. the genuine exploration built into these modules excites me and urges me to find new sounds of my own accord.
Blurgle glorp heaven. I love these sounds. They remind me of the ginger ale challenge, the kinds of sounds I was going for with my submission, just way cooler:) It’s amazing how many different complete Make Noise systems can fit into that skiff!
Walker - yes, please - more!! Also, THANK YOU - I feel like I'm waiting for a new episode of my favorite show to drop when I check the MN channel... The best part is saving then building these patches and adding to them to see where things go. Much love for you and MN for always adding to the community. Have a safe and restful July 4.
Sounds like you've tapped into the frequencies, modulations and pulsations of the insect world... greatly amplified. Take the sounds outside, in a forest, at night and see what happens.
I find noises like this are good for writing lullabies. I put my 1 year old daughter to sleep by holding her while I jam on my synth setup making these kinds of sounds. What kind of music do you think these sounds work well in?
That’s awesome! I think this type of sound is most closely associated with experimental or “early” electronic music but could be incorporated into other types of music as a supplemental voice.
I always love all your explorations equally, but I love this one more :). Such a wealth of sounds and fun to watch, patch and listen to.
Glad you liked it! 🎶⚡️
Yes please to revisiting the microsounds in synthesis workshop!
Thought one: neat new video set
Thought two: wet slurppy wurupy slurpspeppspsp sounds
Thanks for watching Jeremy!
this is the kind of thing that i was missing lately. the genuine exploration built into these modules excites me and urges me to find new sounds of my own accord.
Blurgle glorp heaven. I love these sounds. They remind me of the ginger ale challenge, the kinds of sounds I was going for with my submission, just way cooler:)
It’s amazing how many different complete Make Noise systems can fit into that skiff!
Walker - yes, please - more!! Also, THANK YOU - I feel like I'm waiting for a new episode of my favorite show to drop when I check the MN channel... The best part is saving then building these patches and adding to them to see where things go. Much love for you and MN for always adding to the community. Have a safe and restful July 4.
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that outro part was wild! yes please to another iteration of the microsound workshop.
Some fantastic sounds 👌 also would love to see more microsound content
Morph plus SP is my favourite MakeNoise pair, I think. Bruxa has texture for days! Love the microsound videos, thanks!
Pure Madness
I loved it
Yes to Revisiting Microsound Workshops
Oh Yeah
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Enfin une vidéo pleine de bleeps et de bloops ! Quel artiste Walker !
what just happened?... my brain is kinda melting🧠🌋💞
Cool!
hello there, to answer your question, yes please revisit the microsound workshop :)
One of these days I have to finally learn how to use the Morphagene.
Not sure I could concentrate on a detailed analysis of this in a follow-up video, but definitely would like to hear more.
This sounds wild! I dig the offset + morphagene CV out for controlling the dxg channel, that's an awesome tip.
Glad to hear it was useful for you!
this is wonderfully wild. would love more microsound synthesis exploration.
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great stuff here
Thanks Joey!
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Sounds like you've tapped into the frequencies, modulations and pulsations of the insect world... greatly amplified. Take the sounds outside, in a forest, at night and see what happens.
I find noises like this are good for writing lullabies. I put my 1 year old daughter to sleep by holding her while I jam on my synth setup making these kinds of sounds. What kind of music do you think these sounds work well in?
That’s awesome! I think this type of sound is most closely associated with experimental or “early” electronic music but could be incorporated into other types of music as a supplemental voice.
Bonkers!
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The sonar operator’s lament