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Too kind Don, afraid I’m going to have a lengthy pause as we await power restoration here in Augusta GA, Helene was cruel to my community here.

@@cubistguitar Sorry to hear that. I understand. I have been there a few times too (rural central Florida here).

@@CosineKitty oh wow you know about devastation then, well it’s a very new situation here this far inland, but my family is safe and today we have running water and groceries from family coming from out of town to check on us, so I’m gonna be fine

I like to think someday I can afford the hardware, but I do not feel, like a second class synthesist at all, VCV rocks

I have to zoom in and out a lot

I agree, less fractured in form. Maybe that’s a good thing, but I will fracture again I’m sure.

@@cubistguitar I'd say, neither good nor bad, just different, or a bit different, cause the border is diffuse anyway.

@@Burt_Cokaine thank you, I still feel like some sort of novice myself, but I may get the courage to make a tute sometime. For VCV I take inspiration from Omri Cohen, but do my own nervous weirdo thing.

Glad you like it! Enjoying Syncro and AutoBreak here.

Thanks very much, I was unsure I liked this one well enough, but let it go free anyway. Thanks again.

Labs vst strings, definitely sample based stuff, thanks for watching

Truly sometimes I tend every knob, but often I sequence sequence sequence. Often PGMR into MindMeld VCAs. Lots of sequenced and random modulation sources.

The 4 main voices are in 4 keys, C F#, Eb and A major the 4 way tie that propels the little ditty.

@@cubistguitar By the way, where does "You think a man did that?" come from?

@@CosineKitty ahh, I have a large folder of short-ish clips I took from a collection of CBS Mystery Radio shows I found at the internet archiv, free to use radio dramas, I have used a few of these clips before.

@@cubistguitar Oh cool! As a boy back in the early 1980s, I would sometimes listen to those CBS Mystery Radio shows at night when I was supposed to be falling asleep. I would have to turn my radio down very quiet so my mom wouldn't hear it and make me turn it off!

You are the most kind listener, thanks. I am tightly programming a procession of ideas, but use some randomness to inject some surprises here and there, but for the most part I use PGMR to advance the “song” by controlling the mixer and even schedule key changes. This time I didn’t advance PGMR with a divided clock but used Navigator that can divide different each step( just a note Navigator clock inputs are reversed from the labeling) I often slew the changes coming from PGMR so it can blur the line where changes happen. I will replay these ad nauseum looking for ways to make interesting movements and your modules like Sloth and Frolic as well as Vults Caudal can get in the act of making variation in modulations. The gate outputs of PGMR may open vcas leading to delays or open paths for Spork to sound. Not sure if any of this helps. You and many designers are the inspiration by giving me creative options totally foreign to DAWs and traditional keyboard synths.

@@cubistguitar Thanks for the tip about PGMR! I'm going to read about it and try it in a patch.

I have thought about doing a live build while it records so i can show the hows, but I need to prep this so it wont be so boring, just want to start patching and make a little musical sense the whole time

Not sure how to help, thanks for watching

It's not as difficult as it might seem at first glance.

@@ksgw3044totally easy but so very fun

Thanks Don. Much appreciated, the Triple sloth is a big player here again.

Thanks, needs more Sapphire I think!!

@@cubistguitar Ha ha! I see you did use a Glee. And right next to it is a Triple Sloth. Fun fact: even though Triple Sloth isn't a Sapphire module, I am the one who ported it from hardware to VCV Rack for Michael Hetrick's adaptation of Andrew Fink's "Nonlinear Circuits" modules. Andrew and Michael were both great guys to work with, btw.

@@CosineKitty Love the 4 sloths, especially the slow moving outputs. Great work!! Can’t wait to see where you take Sapphire and NLC next!

Glad you enjoyed it! Let’s get together sometime and make funny noises!