What happens when you wavefold the output of a reverb module?

Guess you'll find out.

Some more tankdrum + pedalboard experiments. It was a good day.

I decided to pull out the good mic and the tankdrum and drown percussive sounds in reverb with an excessive delay setup.

Good times.

Sophie refused to leave the vicinity of an active microphone. She really adds to the atmosphere of this one.

This is me being an absolute jackasshole in a microphone with two loopers in series. Also Sophie. The most important part of the show.

At least the concept of this technique is a solid one, even if this execution may leave a bit to be desired.

A four-unit cycle of function generators all triggering each other in a circle(and playing sounds to go with them).

Many thanks to Sonic Kitchen for the samples I used in this. The specific samples are some bronze bells and a Bao gong.

There are oscillators running in this, but they mostly appear in the form of weird and intermittent noises.

This track brought to you by the number shinty-six.

Reverb before VCA (or LPG, in this case) can be lots of fun. Turn your monophonic synth voice into pseudo-chords!

Fun with function generators! I think people wanting to get in to modular synths should probably start their journey with at least two function generators... if I could go back and start over, I would probably want to do that. They're very good for learning about unusual synthesis strategies.

Avantgarde Music Challenge (AMC) 012 - "Rats Live On No Evil Star"

Make a composition which sounds the same both when played forward and when played backward.

EXTRA CREDIT: Do it without making any renders or bounced tracks.

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This audio can move forward similar to how it moves backward. You, however, will not be so lucky after testing.

The dwellers of the darkest depths of the ocean have an awful lot to say about modular synths. A lot of people don't know that.