Noodling with The NDLR

Playing around with Conductive Labs - The NDLR.
Recorded direct to DAW.
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[@seoverus7805]

Today...I drifted on an Evolving wave moving upwards through the star systems & contemplated the wonder & beauty of "Our Creator." The Power & majesty of Pulsating energy eclipsing all negative forces around me.... Thank you SA.

[@legosteveb]

Awesome jam, this piece has a great balance of serenity and compositional complexity. This really captured the essence of what The NDLR was designed to do. Thanks for sharing.

[@wernervannuffel2608]

About the NDLR : indeed👍👏👏👏

[@kyledoucet7211]

great angelic song to start my Monday thanks cousin!

[@SoundAuthor]

It's refreshing to hear a modular synthesist incorporate actual chord progressions and RESOLVE into their music. ❤️

[@SoundAuthor]

@MoosinAround I didn't know about it. I just looked at loopop's review. Wow, what a great thing!

[@mattelderca]

This will be playing on Saturn station, during the rebellion, but as all things may pass, we will hear it again, in our dreams as we ply our way beyond this galaxy.

[@JavascriptJack]

Sounds and visuals are beautiful, low key and relaxing

[@Darthsimpletext]

When it comes to thanksgiving i am very super thankful for you and your synthesized music which is helpful even during the worst of times when the disney parks are closed

[@robstammers7149]

An exceptional vast orchestral work, sublime chord /colour movement, sequencing masterfully subtle, lead board is angelic, being one of my favourite lead instruments. The future is bright, the future is Azure...

[@wernervannuffel2608]

Great comment 👍✨🎈

[@geraldfrankel538]

Delia Derbyshire would be proud 😁 ☮️ ❤️

[@AngelOfDarkness01]

1st music on YT 2020 for me. Happy New Year! Thank you for all your outstanding work. Please keep it up, man!

[@gergesgeorgesmalin2042]

Klaus Schulze , Conrad Schnitzler , Manuel Gottschings , Harmonia , Cluster , Faust , Popol Vuh , Can , Robert Schroeder , Ash Ra Tempel , Ashra , Brian Eno , Robert Fripp , Amon Duul 2 , Krafwerk , Neu , Steve Roach , Michael Rother , Hans Joachim Roedelius , Moebius & Plank .... etc ... 👍🇫🇷😊🙋‍♂️

[@amangogna68]

Always amazing sound !

[@theoliviaarchives4794]

Excellent job, my friend.

[@rayeizadkhah9813]

Music for advanced minds. Thank you.

[@AdrianHogstrom]

enjoying this a lot, Really sweet and tranquil patch!

[@magicmulder]

If I could follow only one channel on YT, this would be it. Every single track is a masterpiece.

[@CHONKERBOT]

Beautiful noodling

[@stateazure]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@Czarnopolski]

Sublime and tasteful and cosmic! Thank you for sharing. Happy 2020!

[@stateazure]

Happy New Year, Dima :)

[@stanleyawdo278]

very emotional ......well done SA. sorry i missed the stream.

[@melissarainchild]

Wow!!!

[@arturas6062]

I didn't get to the stream :( . Tangerine Dream covers covers are very good and well-known classics that are fun and enjoyable to listen to in a relaxed, yet professional way, like State Azure. But authored tracks from State Azure are also very good and professional. Thanks State Azure, very good strem and wonderful composition.! Happy Holidays and New Years :)

[@Data-Rebel]

Incredible Pat !!...love this one

[@stateazure]

Thanks mate!

[@wernervannuffel2608]

Very nice atmospheric music and also a beautifull and very stylistic scenographic video. I like it very much when a jam-session is also a 'feast for the eye'...

[@jacobvanveit3437]

Azure, you put me in a state!

[@c64customs]

The only bad thing with this one is, it ends ;) This sounds so nice, I wish it would go on forever 😀

[@zonik1775]

smooth as always!

[@francoisblateyron]

Really cool tune. Thanks.

[@pawespychaa4786]

Very,very nice sound

[@zsoltpalatinus1117]

Shulze broke this path. This goes even further. And he calls it noodling :)

[@giannagiavelli5098]

yes

[@Fuchsia_tude]

I think that would be because it's a play on the term "NDLR" :)

[@waknihe9211]

Muchas Gracias.... Un magnifico regalo para mis oídos y mi alma estos 30 minutos.... GRACIAS... Feliz Año Nuevo...

[@yvesbajulaz]

Really nice

[@volkerwagner6885]

super

[@snoopyoverthehills]

ah this is so nice! pitty i missed the stream! sequence is coming from vectrol with transpose in the subsequencer? this chord progressions are really nice. pad from peak is lovely (also sequenced by vectrol?)! well done!

[@snoopyoverthehills]

how stupid. it's in the title. it's the NDLR! :D haha

[@stateazure]

Thanks Snoopy :) Everything sequenced via NDLR. I'm using Hermod for the MIDI to CV conversion.

[@giannagiavelli5098]

20:30 bong hit

[@InvertedPopesMusic]

Happy New Year SA. Great noodling as per.

[@stateazure]

Thanks IP. Happy New Year!

[@gnmark]

Bellissimo!

[@LittleAmbientMachine]

aaaah missed the livestream. However wish you all the best for 2020. See you next year :)

[@stateazure]

Thanks, Mike. Happy New Year :)

[@pthomas36]

What was making that incredible pad?

[@Aedhon]

Hi State Azure, what did you think of the NDLR? If I saw correctly, it didn't stay in your setup long..

[@stateazure]

I actually really like it, it's very fun for improvising with, I just haven't yet found a permanent place for it, and it's probably not something I would use all the time as it would take away the fun of programming other sequencers. So yeah, it's great, but difficult to incorporate into my current setup and the way I like to work, it almost does too much. I'm sure I'll use it again at some point.

[@Aedhon]

@@stateazure that's what I was wondering about, it feels a bit like cheating :P but also kind of fun. Your sequencing is great to listen to, so keep doing it the hard way!

[@alexhahn2034]

what is the instrumentation used on this? what's doing the plucky arp and lead you play?

[@stateazure]

The plucky arp is Xaoc Odessa module. I can't remember what the lead part was, I think it was the Behringer Model D. Pads/strings are the Novation Peak. I think there was also a secondary arp playing, which if I remember correctly was just a sine wave from another module. I should have taken notes, but I think this is right.

[@stateazure]

Come to think of it, the lead part may have been from the DAW. Perhaps Minimonsta vst

[@bryantwalley]

Are you still liking the NDLR or have you moved onto something else?

[@JavascriptJack]

When you play notes on the keystep, does it inform the NDLR in any way?

[@legosteveb]

The NDLR is controllable via both note messages and CCs. It will also transpose in-bound notes messages and pass them through. The NDLR can also use mod wheel, velocity and after touch as sources in its modulation matrix. So for instance the mod wheel can be used to change the note range or position of the pad. Or after touch can make the Motif length longer/shorter.

[@wernervannuffel2608]

@@legosteveb Interesting! 👍✨🎈