Halcyon | Rings Easter Egg, Pamela's New Workout, Chord

Halcyon is from my latest release, Collections II, which can be downloaded from my bandcamp: gregwht.bandcamp.com/album/co...
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Patch Notes
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∿Triumphant Chords & Sparkles∿
Rings in the organ easter egg mode, triggered by Pamela's New Workout. Brightness modulated by Chance, and Structure modulated by Turing Machine. Brightness, Damping, and Position also modulated by hand. Odd output fed through Tangle Quartet to Clouds, pitched up and dry/wet at half.
∿Spectacular Swells∿
Root and 5th output from Chord, set to min7 chord. Waveform modulated by Pamela's New Workout. Harmonised by feeding into Clouds via Tangle Quartet.
∿Bouncing Bass~
STO variable-shape wave to Tangle Quartet. Shape and Lin modulated by Pamela's New Workout also fed into Clouds via Tangle Quartet for a touch of atmosphere.
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Modules used
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∿ Rings and Clouds by Mutable Instruments
∿ Chord and Chance by Qu-Bit Electronix
∿ Pamela's New Workout and Tangle Quartet by ALM Busy Circuits
∿ STO by Make Noise
∿ Turing Machine by Music Thing Modular
∿ uJack by Intellijel.
∿ Performer Series case by MDLRcase
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[@carycrank9453]

Very nice patch. Rings is still one of my favorites!!

[@WhiteNoises]

+Rickinger B. Agreed! I use it all the time

[@analogfridays]

Great patch! So getting Pam's!

[@WhiteNoises]

+Analog Fridays thanks! It’s a great module 👌🏻

[@mrjeeveswilliams]

Always ridiculously interesting to see this side of sound, another fascinating video and a beautiful track 🔥

[@WhiteNoises]

+Jeeves Williams🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@youth_in_asia]

Reminds me of Pinball Wizard by The Who

[@WhiteNoises]

Well if it isn’t George Copsey! Alright fella

[@stephanmobius1380]

Why do you keep the turing machine when you got chance??? Because of _your_ videos i was gonna replace the turing machine with chance. I've got the expanders (volts, pulses), but its taking up so much space... I was hoping chance would be a good downsizing. Would i be terribly wrong?

[@WhiteNoises]

+Stephan Möbius I still use both (sometimes in conjunction with each other) and would recommend both, but have not used the TM expanders before. Chance does fit a lot in a small package though, and I use it in 99% of patches. The Turing Machine’s selling point for me is the ability to repeat randomness. So I’d say they’re both great but slightly different, and definitely worth trying out Chance as it transformed my patching immensely. Hope that helps!

[@stephanmobius1380]

Thanks a lot. Doh, i thought Chance can also be made to repeat its pattern. I wouldn't wanna loose that feature either. (The O_C has a mode with 4(!) bit shift registers, that work exactly like Tom Whitwells TM - with quantization on top...). Then again the TM is so hands on - i highly recommend the voltages-expander instead of the volts. The added signal AND INVERTED(!) signal, with its scale and shift knobs gives you _a lot_ more control over the modulation! Neat detail: the sliders have a notch in center position - i quickly learned that i more easily get "related" values from just using the left-most, right-most and center-positon.

[@indiefilmcomposer]

do I hear the pinball wizard riff in here ....:()