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Thanks! If I were to make this into a full-blown piece, I'd definitely want to reign it in a little bit, maybe turn the morphing (layering) down

Thank you so much! I appreciate it :)

That's correct :)

Thanks a lot! I really appreciate that. Views have gone down for me a bit over the last year, as I suspect they have for a lot of people, but the total watch time for my videos has stayed the same so I am content for now :) thank you for listening!

It's called Norns by the company Monome. You can only get it used but it's a very cool device. It has multiple programs, the one I'm using is called Tapedeck and it's for effects and processing. But Norns can also be used as a synth to make it's own sounds too.

If you're thinking of the synth Sound, that is a Make Noise Telharmonic module, which does great polyphonic oscillator noises. The other noises are kalimba recordings that are just maybe layered in a different way. Thank you for listening!

Thank you so much! I've been excited to reach this point

Fantastic, glad you like it!

Thank you for listening!

Thanks so much! Yeah, after doing a few pieces that were more drum-focused, I decided to go back to a more pure ambient style for this one. Thanks for listening!

@@sonicshawarmamodular Love it

Glad you like it! Unfortunately yes, it is expensive. This synthesizer is made up of several little modules, and each one can cost between 100-500 dollars. The good thing is, you don't have to buy all of it at once, you can build it up gradually. You can also use a free online program called VCV Rack. This program takes a while to learn but the whole thing is very fun!

@@sonicshawarmamodular I already have too many expensive hobbies. But I'll definitely try the online software thingy you recommend

@@SanneBerkhuizen sweet! I would recommend watching lots of tutorials on how to use it. When I first started, I was pretty terrible so stay patient with it and don't give up :)

Thank you for listening!

Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it! I can definitely remember that tides was going to the Morph and gene size parameters of morphagene. Also for the chord sequence, I just did all the chords in the key of C# major, except I replaced the usual F minor to F major. I don't rememberich else but I hope that helps!

Thank you for listening!!

Thanks so much!! I appreciate it :)

Thank you! Hopefully the description is helpful and makes sense.

@@DJ-Lazy-Lodger haha that's right! Thanks for listening!

Spending time, listening 😉

Thank you! It's called Norns by the company Monome. It's an open-source little musical computer that runs a lot of different programs made by users. There's a ton of possibilities with it so it's a lot of fun to use and learn. This is a kit-version called Norns Shield, it's no longer in production but you can find used ones :)

Thanks so much!!

Thanks so much! I tried to have a balance where things lined up with each other but not too much :)

Oh good I'm glad! I don't usually do drums so I was trying to get the Melody to fit well but still be kind of ambient and flowing, sort of like Miles Davis in a way. Glad you like it!

Thanks, I'm glad you think so! When I listened to the music, I felt like it needed some kind of compelling speech or interview to match it

Thanks so much, I'm glad you think so!

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much! Messiaen is instantly amazing and adds so much, but there is still more for me to learn with it

Thank you! It's wild, looking back and seeing how far one can go in their modular journey

Thank you!

Ah great question. The norns Messiaen script was developed by a European man, so the three birds I'm using are a Eurasian Wren, Robin, and Blackbird that I believe are all native to Europe.

Thank you!

Thank you! It's true, even on the small system I still have gotten some quite new results. It helps to have some external synths and instruments too. With all of its different programs, norns helps provide a lot of variety

Oh I'm glad you think so, thank you! Always trying to make something that has an interesting process behind it

Thanks so much :) glad you like it

Thanks so much!

@@Probbie ahhh that's fair. While some scripts are easy and simple, some are tricky.

Glad you think so! It's a really inspiring new script, can't wait to learn it more

Thank you! I'm hoping to capture more sunsets in future videos

Thanks so much!!

Wow, thank you so much that's so kind :) I'm glad with how it turned out

Thank you so much! I like it too, I wasn't sure how it would come out and then just landed on this nice mix of frequencies and timbres :)

Thank you very much! I knew when I got into eurorack I wanted to donwhat I could to achieve polyphony and chord changes. Not the easiest thing with eurorack but it's good fun:)

Thank you so much! I appreciate the support

Thank you so much! Glad you like it

Thank you so much! Glad you like it :)

That is mostly correct! It's a random trigger from Marbles, which is running in Poly Beebo. That trigger is causing a sequencer to change the chords. It's actually the same 6 chords, but since it happens at random times and the other sounds may be playing different notes, it's sort of easy to forget that the same chord progression is playing

@@sonicshawarmamodular it's a great idea. Gonna have to try something similar sometime 🙂

@@jugs0101 yeah its more simple in a lot of way than one would think, but it does the job :)

It's not easy to get exactly right but with time and patience it can be achieved. Thank you for listening!

Thanks so much!

Thank you very much! One day I'd love a bigger setup but I am so happy with what I've got too :) it does the job!

Wooohooo! Glad you like it!