The song I am posting is so goddamn beautiful. It has inspired me to start a thread dedicated to those videos that absolutely crush the "only bleeps and bloops and robot bugs fvcking" myths about modular. This is one. Post your favorites or even better make your own. Let's make a thread of amazingly beautiful tunes!

And thank you ann annie.

I've probably shared this about a dozen times, but this track is the one I'm the most proud of. In all of my years of making music of many genres, this is the first and only track I've made where I can say that there is a part of me in this song. It's cold, dark, and afraid, but herein lies my soul.

Damn, that is a nice piece of music! The high-pitched, portamenoey melody that comes in at about 2 minutes just seals it for me. Nice work!

This is really great.

The only work I did was finding ann annie on youtube and subscribing to her channel. It's a goldmine of sparkly unicorns!

YouTube

This one just kinda snuck up on me. Wasn't really looking for anything and it popped up in my feed. Very peaceful and relaxing. It's beautiful what he's done with so little.

I recently discovered Ann Annie... listening to their stuff almost makes me want to give up on music; because what they do is so stunningly beautiful! But instead, I stumble along...

A Winter Song... Patch Notes are as follows:

- Make Noise RENE (being clocked by two channels of Make Noise TEMPI) is sequencing Mutable Instruments RINGS (processed by Erica Synths Black Hole DSP) and Intellijel PLONK (processed by Erica Synths Pico DSP)

- Erica Synths Pico SEQ is sequencing Mutable Instruments ELEMENTS

- Percussion is from two Erica Synths Pico DRUMS sequenced by the Pico TRIGG and clocked from the Make Noise TEMPI going through a Sputnik Modular SELECTOR Sequential Switch

- Intellijel METROPOLIS is sequencing Mutable Instruments BRAIDS which is going through a Mutable Instruments WARPS then into the Make Noise OPTOMIX Low Pass Gate

- and I'm playing the Synthesis Technology CLOUD TERRARIUM via the Intellijel TETRAPAD

- Modulation from the Xaoc Devices BATUMI and everything finished off with Mutable Instruments CLOUDS

OP reminds me of Finire by Alessandro Cortini. I believe that's also a patchable synth (Buchla) composition.

You know there are ballet dancers and pole dancers. Both have their audience.

I like much of your stuff.

:D

+1 to the addendum; you do quality stuff, Genshi

Thank you both, I appreciate that... wait, did @ Coorec just call me a Stripper!?

I've shared this before but it's a stunning piece of music and definitely belongs in this thread.



And one of mine.

Beauty and the Beast

You can't have one without the other.

Yin and Yang

Sublimity embraces and subsumes duality

finally got to hear this on proper monitors, its beautiful.
Makes me want to dash out and buy several Rings and a few other modules.

and sad me posting one of my own you've all heard many times before.

Patch notes
Qu-bit Chord sequenced by 4 notes from Arturia Beatstep Pro & Modulated by Xaoc Batumi, SSF Ultra Analog doing random things to Batumi's Reset.
MI Branches making a coin toss between a Modulated MI braids snare & ALM Dinkys taiko Bass drum triggered by ALM Pamelas workout and Tsyklon labs chaos divider, then put through Alright devices Chronoblob.
Eventide space on the end of the chain "shimmer" preset 20% wet..

Here's a couple by master modular musician Richard Galbraith! Small modular multi-tracked doing Medieval/Renaissance choral pieces. So good it makes me want to either give up or try harder . . . Buy his stuff!

I've shared music by him before... But the beauty and the simplicity of this are just staggering to me. Just perfect.

Damn, that's making me want a Chord.

That was the first sound it made when I took it out the box and put it in the rack, didn't know what I was doing just plugging patch cables about and then thought I better record this.

Theres so many "Buchla Music Easel" videos that sound gorgeous, I'm certainly going to try to build one this year if the rumoured DIY kits arise,
Ive never used one but the videos always appear to make them looks effortless to sound Beautiful.

Thanks John! I'm glad you are still enjoying those. I'm technically still working on that kind of stuff, although slowly. To further hopefully contribute to this great thread here is something I've done a bit more recently (still multitracked modular):







And I'd like to link one of your older videos as well (a bit more uptempo than most of the ambient stuff above in this thread, but still quite beautiful, imo):

Nice another gs music thread that will be fun to revisit again and again. Only on mobile now so will listen later.

Here's a simple easel melody (and yes those new 208 pcbs are def in the making i know it from the horses mouth).

Melody by SCHMUCKFENSTER | Schmuckfenster | Free Listening on SoundCloud

Since ImJohn has deprived me of the chance to post Richard Galbraith's Nesciens Mater (I can't believe it's 6+ years since I first heard it), he leaves me with no option other than to post one of his:



The fragile, hauntingly beautiful music makes the video wierdly terrifying...

Thanks so much, Richard!

Thank you very much, Alan!

So this is going well. Thanks everyone for the great music, I have new subs on my youtube! To keep it going I'll post a favorite classic starring Mr. Cortini and Mr. Buchla himself-

This is one of my own that gets into some nice ambient territory.



I always liked Bryan Noll's stuff that's sort of in this vein.

That was quite enjoyable. Arpitecht just landed on my wishlist from this.

Here's a new one I just saw browsing through MATRIXSYNTH. It may be out of place in this thread since there is more than just modular being used (Digitakt, Novation Peake, acoustic/electronic drum set etc) but . . .there are both 5U and eurorack modulars being used and the music is great in a sort of arena-rock / prog-rock sort of way so definitely not random bleeps and bloops! (plus I'm a drummer and have prog rock in my veins so I LOVE this sort of thing )