200e

Hi Richard --

The original patch used 4 ocillators and was a slowly evolving wash.
Then I took that "chord" and randomized the notes and rhythms via
the 266.  Then just mixed the two audio files together.  No internal
editing or tweaking except for a little spring reverb emulation via
altiverb lexicon.

thanks for your kind comments.

best, Todd



Richard Lainhart <rlainhart@otownmedia.com> wrote:                                  Thanks again - beautiful sounds, and SlowEvolution is a gorgeous 
 piece of music in its own right.
 
 I'm surprised by the quality of the sound in the MixCrop excerpt - it 
 sounds much more like traditional additive synthesis that I would 
 have expected from an "analog" synth. How did you do it? Is it all 
 realtime?
 
 >Here's another 200e playtime mix, "buchla-2 mix" at
 ><http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html>http://homepage.mac.com/bartonmusic/FileSharing13.html
 >
 >Also on this page is a "remix" via granular synthesis
 >in Metasynth of that 200e audio file. The Meta remix is
 >"slowEvolution" -- I wish I had some of the late
 >Richard "dr." Baily's animation to go with it.
 
 -- 
 
 Richard Lainhart
 O-Town Media
 rlainhart@otownmedia.com
 http://www.otownmedia.com
 
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