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rbss​/​3

from 52​/​2020 by namke communications

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Week 48. Orchestra has been repatched.

* Tangible Waves' AE Modular;
* 3 x wonkystuff rbss modules

An experiment in self-defining music: using a self-triggering envelope, and using the envelope-end signal to clock the rbss modules as well as the envelope-start. rbss modules are controlling the attack and decay of the envelope (and thus the tempo), each rbss being set to a different length so that the patterns don't repeat. rbss' are also used to control the pitch and modulation depth of the FMOS, as well as the lofi-delay's delay time.

The drone in the background is just the VCO through a slowly modulating filter into the lofi-delay (being modulated as described above).

… and the MULTIFX reverb of course.

Drizzly outside.

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from 52​/​2020, track released November 28, 2020

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namke communications York, UK

Since 2000 John Tuffen has been performing/releasing electronic music under the name of namke communications. Originally formed with Damian Murphy in 2000 for the SightSonic festival in York, since 2002 it has been a solo venture.

December 2011 saw the live return with a synthesiser/drum-machine trip; January 2012 saw a guitar replacing the synth but still maintaining the electronic edge... ... more

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