Blooming luverly, reminds me of early Kraftwerk. So great in my book!
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a fixie with a bird on top
love
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chord player
sun day
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Huh, that’s a nice fixie. This rolling carriage or heavy wood door opening sounds vaguely familiar…
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One Row Only
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3 Rows
Sommar Rack
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3 mo rows
Sit together
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I love the “chirping insect” sound - reminiscent of katydids in the forest on a warm summer night.
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Blue nights - keeping it simple
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Saw some birds today
Winamp
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Aurora
Smile
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The Sickness
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the incomplete - a Friday meditation session
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Colorcoded - a patch for starters (notes): Hi! This is a simple color coded patch for beginners. The four colors are YELLOW, GREY, WHITE & RED. This is what they represent: Yellow are gates/pulses (the rhythm) Grey are CV (control voltages) that control pitch and modulations White are audio for left channel audio Red are audio for right channel audio
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Nice, but I think you can hardly call a patch based on Audible Audio’s Random Sampler a “simple patch for beginners”. Also I’m beginning to wonder if it would be useful to develop a worldwide standard for colorcoding. Most other patchers use blue for gates and yellow for CV. I like the white for left channel audio, although I use very dark grey myself.