Bespoke Modular Synth Generative Music

Bespoke is a free, open source modular synth/DAW for Mac, Windows and Linux.
It's a bit more than a synth and feels more like a DAW to use. There is a "write audio" button to record up to 30 minutes. The exported audio should be at: /home/username/Documents/BespokeSynth/recordings
In this video, two samplers have a WAV file of synthesized sounds and the position, length and speed of the recording are modulated with LFOs.
With the LFO randomisation - a lot of sudden sounds and some subtle elements are brought in and out.
The samplers are patched to effect chains (reverb/filters etc) to blend into the mix.
Two other samplers: one with a kick drum sample triggered with two patterns which are turned on and off by LFOs to create an unpredictable rhythm. The other with a reverse reverb tail building up to a snare, which is set up to play here and there.
Download from: www.bespokesyn...
Synth reference: www.bespokesyn...
CDM article about Bespoke: cdm.link/2021/...

[@Schneekardinal]

Exactly the kind of thing I was looking for. Thanks for outlining your process. The more or less random sample start thing was what I lacked in my usual DAW.

[@neoelectronicsmoevius]

Interesting new way to create more noise music with this thing !

[@dark5ifth]

HEAVY

[@garaughty]

Nice work on this AUD !

[@awwbees]

this is awesome!

[@dishop]

Класс!

[@BecomingRobot]

So this is dope as hell. Question though, Is it possible to do the same thing somehow without samplers and bringing this in as you described? Is there a way to make a glitchy output like the sample and then have bespoke sample that into a buffer and do the same thing?

[@noiseaud]

You can import any exported sounds you make and use the sampler to randomly select start points of it.
if you want to create a glitchy sound with bespoke - you can export that and import back into a sampler to use and trigger parts of it.
I hope that answers your question, let me know if that helps.

[@hellf.o]

Dope!
How??