Whew.

I was going through this session looking for the bits I wanted to share. I ended up concluding the whole thing must go up. Explored some new techniques here and am learning more possibilities with voices (flutes! who'd have thought)

I am quite sure I'll end up printing this one as a separate release some day.

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Ok last one for tonight ;)

This patch was one of my first random/self playing patch experiments.

by the time it was done, I knew I wanted to do an exposition of modular patches (which eventually became the "museum van geluid" (museum of sound) project).

Super random patch, might not be your cup of tea. fond memories nonetheless!

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On day 27 of the modular lockdown series, I walked through my patch method and approach when playing live, building a track on the go.

after listening back to it, I was pretty happy with the result :) here you go!

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So here's a weird one.

I made this track quite some time ago, back when I still had a 909 and I still lived at the first version of Kytopia (must have been 2013/2014! man time flies)

I never knew what to do with this one since it really is a bit of a weird one. however, the beat always stuck with me. been dying to release this one somehow tbh, the bass groove 5 minutes in definitely does it for me... anyway, here it is! enjoy :D

Oh, beware, it's quite dirty.

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