Hail and well met, optimate! Welcome to the bustling merchant city of Etherport! You must be here for the Crimson Ribbon Festival - no? My, my, my! How fortunate that we've crossed paths like this - the premium entry chips have been sold out for weeks, but it's your luck that I just so happen to have a few extra from a dear friend who was called away for business and thusly, with great regret, cannot attend. Here, here, they're yours! And a crimson ribbon to complete your unique sartorial presentation - now you're a real Etherian, ha! Cost? No, no, no - your money is your own, friend! Just allow me to show you how best to spend your time while in our beautiful city, that you may return home unburdened by remorse. Oh dear, you're staying where? That simply won't do - there's a very affordable yet truly comfortable inn that I cannot recommend highly enough, with a tavern just one level above which will provide unforgettable evenings, I guarantee it! It's just down Main Street, let's get a move on, I'll introduce you to the proprietor, a generous citizen indeed. I've even heard that the festival band has posted up there - if your luck continues, they may even perform tonight, as a warm-up of sorts before their headline set tomorrow! Tell me, optimate, is that lunar amulet gracing your elegant neck simply a beautiful keepsake, or are you an adherent of the cyclical faith? No matter, no matter - Etherport's Temples of the Moon should be seen and appreciated by all travelers and citizens alike, regardless of their philosophical proclivities! Let's make sure to stop by on the way to pay our respects - talk of the town is that the festival band players count themselves among the faithful. With your luck, friend, perhaps they'll be making a musical offering! Come along now, dear traveler, not a moment to lose...
these patches directly influenced my decision to switch away from VCV to PlugData - i wanted to keep exploring generative chiptune, but wanted real melodies and basslines, song arrangement (verse/chorus/bridge etc), and just more flexibility in general. i've achieved all of that in PlugData - but VCV and Etherport hold a special place in my heart still!
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