Live Stream // 'Snow Drift' Unattended Generative Ambient (Disting EX, Nebulae, DPO, Vector)

Recorded direct to DAW.

Video shot on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4k with a Sigma 18-35 lens.

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[MrPisster]

What if someone could hook up some generative music devices like this that just kept going for like 200 years. Put it in a cave somewhere or something and power it by a small nuclear core so a million years from now it's still going whether or not humans exist. This is what I'd like us to leave behind.

[Lightfinger]

My mom used to sing me this song when I was a kid.

[eric_eagle]

As a total hack musician, the incomprehensibility of this setup, the blinking lights and masses of cables, the wall of modules linked together, gives me a sense that I’ve encountered some benevolent entity existing within the hardware.

[haileypedro]

This music makes me think of how I might feel if I had no stressors in my life: No work, no modern responsibilities or worries from the world we live in, no pressures to be something I'm not. When I lie down at night in my bed and put this on, I feel like I am having a bit of time where I am finally allowed to sit for a minute and be human.

[wwalsh]

I dunno what kind of spaceship you're flying but this song is great.

[gastronic]

All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.

[ClockworkSatan]

This makes a great background noise for working from home, that isn't distracting. It's very chilled out too. Love it!

[raverisotrooper]

It made me smile to read "I have no idea what this patch will do...it's all generative" - i think you wouldn't have modular equipment like that if you would know how it would sound from the beginning. After playing electronic music for more than 20 years now i send my often very saturated ears to places like your channel where i could dicover new unheard tones - its that large calm space between my eardrums and the diaphragms of my headphones - and every time i came here im able to discover new spaces - new places to rest and to blank out the noisy life im in sometimes. Thank you for doing your research of audible science and sharing it with us

[goaphoenix]

Glad to finally see some free-range synths, in their natural habitat, just doing their thing... Wonderful!

[geolectric_universe]

Found this and a couple of your other streams and queued them up on an evening where me (male early 30s) and a close friend of mine (female mid/late 20s) consumed a healthy dose of mushrooms (Panaeolus Cyanescens) and a moderate dose of MDMA. I'm not a stranger to these and similar substances at all, but this was one of the most introspective and beautiful experiences of my life so far. We sat and talked for hours, finally coming to the realization that we may have fallen in love with each other - we ended the session holding each other in our arms in front of the fire place where we finally fell asleep. Thank you for being a part of that and providing the soundtrack to our dreams.

[gavinelder]

I was away from my desk for 5mins, had been listening to Carbon Based Lifeforms whilst working (soothes me)
Took a call, put earphones back in and this had already popped up on autoplay, to say I'm pleasantly surprised is an understatement.
Absolutely beautiful, liked and subscribed!

[turtlemouth]

I can't believe I missed this. Photons chiming as they hit ice crystals in a stark and otherwise silent forest. Sublime.

[maksqwe]

Synths to me, are like digital sirens.

There something magical when synths generate barely a whisper through a huge reverb. It takes me someplace else.
I now plan to learn all about synths and how they work, so I can build something like this. It’s crazy how many feelings a single sine wave can wake

[olealbrecht]

This is amazing! I would love to see a kind of guided tour through the whole rig with explanations of what every device is and does.

[AdiGoldsteinComposer]

Probably one of the best modular synth ambient track

[PHRnoneGAMING]

Excellent complement to your previous 'Folding Space' session, these generative pieces are awesome. Sounds like Vangelis and Eno had an acid trip together and produced a masterpiece!!

[toffer]

Before I die, I will build a room with synths perpetually playing a generative song like this one. And it will stay there for my kids to come and listen to what I have never told them, because I never had the right words. And, one day, they will pull the cables out. And that will be the day my life stopped making sense, and they will go on and find their own meanings. And if, one day after they've pulled the cables out, they remember the tiniest piece of the "dad's music room", then my life today has a meaning.
P. S. In real life, the youngest one - that little brat - has already pulled the cables out, and spilled her juice all over the place, so it's all sticky.

[rsher_digital-art]

I used a Buchla at Cal Arts in the 1970s. Such a rich Analogue ambiance. It's amazing to see this instrument again after 50 years.

[MrHereWeGoYo]

I absolutely love this. The ambient lighting is gorgeous. The soundsystem with all of it's cables and flickering lights almost feels alive. In fact, it is.❤

[jayjayjay]

Captures the sound of right now perfectly