Bladerunner Ambience - background chillout ambience

[@IanWaugh]

Incredible piece of music from a soft synth - totally brilliant 👍

[@relativeability]

I've heard things you people wouldn't believe. Sounds on fire off the shoulder of Hyperion. I experienced modular patching glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost without Wavesequencer, like a generative patch in rain.

[@vraalten]

Great patching and looking forward to the new feature!

[@itinerantghost]

Wow! such a cool patch!

[@Spirit-Groove]

Nice! Looking forward to the unnamed feature that's yet to be released.

[@wavesequencer]

The feature is the ability to record audio to wav file stems for each layer + a mix of all the layers. It’s just a realtime recorder feature for the standalone application (record button and time count currently is a hidden option). Handy for getting multitrack stems from this kind of generative music.

[@Spirit-Groove]

@@wavesequencer Sweet! I just got Hyperion and already new features.

[@aireoteddy]

This is great. How are you triggering the sequence? Is it triggered by a key press then runs via LFO or is it triggered by the LFO? I'm new to Hyperion and trying to create an LFO triggered generative patch. Thanks.

[@wavesequencer]

There are some generative patch design walkthrough videos on the sister youtube channel - HyperionSynth. In general there are two main ways I generate note sequences - using the MIDI values stepper node (16 steps of values between 0-127 - with selectable end/loop point), or using the 'scale mapper' node - both those can feed into the 'Note sender' node where you can select an output channel and note hold time/velocity (or feed velocity in from a modulation source) - you can send notes to any of the internal 16 MIDI channels, or you can send them to external MIDI channels, so you can set up patches to drive other synths in your DAW too. You can use pulse type LFOs to trigger the note sender node, or if you leave the trigger un-connected, it sends a note any time the note value changes. Use the same kind of LFO to drive sequences (normally you set the LFO to be Unipolar and have a max value of 1.0 - so it will properly trigger T input pins).

[@wavesequencer]

Also, if you filter the patch list, there are some generative patch examples in the factory set.

[@aireoteddy]

@@wavesequencer Thank you.

[@aireoteddy]

@@wavesequencer Thanks again.

[@aireoteddy]

@@wavesequencer Thanks. Found some working generative patches and I'm in the process of going through them to understand how they work.

[@anacrusisinthailand]

Some Combi…

[@wavesequencer]

Mostly factory patches. A couple of layers generating notes and a couple of sample playback layers with long triggers/lfo fading.