#live improvisation

[aholefilledwithtwigs]

Did you know?

Touchplate synths work best when you lick your fingers ☺️

[mironart]

[aholefilledwithtwigs]

Feeding Code to my Skiff

Sometimes my skiff gets hungry so i feed it scraps of code 🍽️

This is tOPLAP, which is one of my favorite audio programs ever. it is a live coding app, where you are altering the code while it running, and is utterly cryptic. I have it feeding into the skiff, where there are some wave followers etc taking the character of that digital noise to control/shape the other sounds. The raw tOPLAP audio is also being sent through effects and mixed back in

Part way through i start ‘playing’ as well— it is changing the relative pitches of what’s happening, but isn’t really a playable synth voice in the normal sense (not that anyone would be expecting me to make a normal synth voice in the first place)

[vrupatel]

Walking

[theblindmachine]

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[sad-nap-records]

SNAP#138 is a live album from Route Cannale!

[sad-nap-records]

SNAP#76 is a live album from the origin days of @theyousuckflyingcircus ! 

[memepiano-blog]

CHICKEN LITTLE | Skyfall By Adele | Chill Out Improv #PusaRoadTo8k

The Best Skyfall Band cover there is!