- Folding Space - Generative Modular Ambient // 4 Hour Relaxation

[@stateazure]

Detailed patch notes added.

[@stateazure]

@@inflames2112 I'm not sure, but you should be able to make it public at least.

[@inflames2112]

@@stateazure I figured it out. Its on watch later. Not really shareable which is weird.

[@inachu]

Hey! Silly question. Not all videos that I have seen dealing with moogs and such the owners also know how to solder/repair them. You do the same or just buy replacement parts?

[@stateazure]

@@inachu I don't repair my own stuff, most of it isn't very old anyway.

[@johnnemesh5459]

@@stateazure Your setup needs more knobs! :) I can't imagine how you keep track of it all, let alone craft your art with it! Wizardry...? I was gonna say I was getting some serious "Blade Runner" vibes from this...then I read your comments. :) Very nice stuff!

[@metaspherz]

After paying a fortune for this kit it had damn well better be able to play itself!!! 😆

[@articbear23]

😄😄

[@cole3843]

LOL ! I hear ya bro.

[@michaelm1]

I hear you. In fact, a complementary musician should be included in the package, too.

[@Samurai_Punk]

LOL! Amen.

[@johncottrell7901]

@@michaelm1 And, she better know how to cook….

[@FIDELOROZCO]

Now, this is something awesome: Machines tuned to generate new music sounds like if where four-hours- non-stop of a new Blade Runner soundtrack streamed while is created... I have seen and hear things created by algorithms... That will be lost like tears in the rain.

[@davenik1999]

They were concerned that if they let the piece run for more than four hours, it might start to develop its own emotional responses, so they built in a failsafe...

[@Funkywallot]

Touche´ !!!

[@MrPolGonzalez]

Soooo... no human is pressing a key hear? Only the machine generate the notes? Can you explain me that? Thanks

[@joyusachoobarb]

@@MrPolGonzalez it's modular synthesis. Look it up

[@bricelory9534]

@@MrPolGonzalez being modular synthesis, there are different modules (sort of a synth equivalent to a guitar pedal) that either generate waves to create sound or are used to modify those sound waves - either through telling when to start or stop the sound, change the nature of it's sound, and so on. One of the features of a big system like this is that you can have various stages in the whole process be randomized (either totally or in a range you specify), so it generates the changes on its own. If you're familiar with the idea of procedural generation in video games, it is a lot like that but for sound. So the human involvement was setting up the parameters and controls, having each device affect others in specific ways and once it has been set up, it will continue to generate sound based on those settings until a human comes in and either shuts it down or changes the settings. In this video, no one is pressing a key or thing like that to make the notes. It's all been programmed, basically, and he is letting the program run for the full video.

[@mk1st]

The machines may be generating the music unattended but it still requires a talented human to assemble them.

[@EP65]

Lot of people still think electronic (dance) music is just 'pushing some buttons'. Ok, being a maestro on a piano or a violin or whatever instrument requires some other skills, but creating atmosphere is something different. Love this stuff. And I know it is not done 'just like that'.

[@johncaccioppo1142]

^^ i.e. research AND purchase AND assemble AND program AND record oh yeah... AND appreciate AND share

[@EE7A]

fact!

[@phdgkos47952]

gah dang this thing is like.... push to start now @!!

[@KodyXXVll]

for now...

[@goudagirl6095]

Goosebumps from the Blade Runner-ness of it all. Wow.

[@SGT___3722]

Omg yes

[@TheDesertRat31]

Absolutely.

[@desdenova1]

Today I learned: there is a critical mass of patch cables that you can connect to sound mixers so that sentience will spontaneously emerge and it will start generating its own music.

[@weishenmejames]

*LaMDA8 has entered the chat* . 🤖

[@Neavris]

I'm pretty sure those are RCA cables, not rj45.

[@desdenova1]

@@Neavris True, but they essentially serve the same purpose as patch cables: signal routing. EDIT: did some research just to be sure, RCA cables are indeed considered patch cables. Pretty much any wire that transmits data or signals (and not exclusively power) can be considered a patch cable. Specifically short cords used with patch panels, those mixers and signal processors being a good example.

[@Neavris]

@@desdenova1 Makes sense since patch cables were used for telephony before the telephone networks moved to digital and optical signals. Have a nice one.

[@shadowflash705]

@@Neavris not before digital signals but before automatic dialing. It's a huge difference. When you don't have to ask a lady to connect you to some number but roll the disc or push the buttons - it's automatic dialing. Can be electromechanical or electronic. Some companies were still using old school manual boxes for internal lines till late 80s.

[@marcpaters0n]

I love this kind of stuff the most. It's basically like growing music in a sound garden. You get to enjoy it as much as the next person because you're hearing it for the first time as it's created. It's fascinating to me that the purest, most organic music is produced by machines.

[@ericwazhung]

Wow, "growing music in a sound garden..." that's an awesome visual that actually helps to make the "cold machine" seem a bit more natural/organic... Maybe also a bit like the growth of crystals, or lichens. Great visual, thanks!

[@929exrt3]

This man just wrote literal poetry

[@Mystified2012]

I like to think eventually we'll merge with all this equipment and then we can manifest music from our minds without all the patch cables

[@LouAlvis]

our media is packed with souless pop, so you would never get tht chance to HEAR what is happening in the real world you may live where there is little living music. I love what we are listieng too, but i promise thre is more Pure OPrganic Music out there, nade by rel organic beings..

[@all.the.same.iProductions]

Did someone say blackhole sun ❤

[@TemperedMedia]

That there is even a single soul who looks at this and knows what to do will never cease to amaze me.

[@charlesnelthorpe9252]

100%, as a rube I can visually *kind of* get how keyboard synths and all the other accoutrement interact but this is some sort of mad scientist shit.

[@daos3300]

it doesn't happen overnight

[@zyenathalous]

THIS is my porn....

[@andrewluchsinger]

I told my wife that I call your channel Headphone Heaven. She just gives me one of those looks like I am being a geek again with my equipment.

[@mcdance1311]

hahaha!!

[@wolflover968]

This music reminds me of listening to Music From The Hearts Of Space back in the 80's, with Stephen Hill and Anna Turner as hosts. It usually played at around 10PM CDT on National Public Radio (Minnesota Public Radio here) once a week. Would always listen to that as a kid. It was pure bliss and introduced me to ambient music.

[@Nikki_the_G]

Oh, man you reminded me of something I've not thought about in decades, I listened to that show too!

[@4kconcerts]

Stumbled on to MFHS with Stephen and Anna on KPFA (Berkeley, CA) around '81. 💕 Their show was a dream come true every Sunday from 11pm - 2a. 💞 Stephen would call himself "Timitheo". Always loved their touch of on-air reverb when they discussed the artists they played or promoting an upcoming benefit-fundraiser event. 😊 Will never forget the first time I heard them play side B of the Chariots of Fire soundtrack. 💕 RIP, Vangelis. 🙏🏻 💕 🙏🏻

[@deborahannehart6788]

Yes!!

[@Jabbawwonky]

Remember OVER the EDGE radio show from KPFA? Man if anyone uploads those shows That would be so very

[@winterayars4464]

Loved that show.

[@Ruedhermes]

After having a ROUGH DAY at work...turned this on, and my stress started to wash away. I told my boss about this piece and said that he should defiantly try it out. THANK YOU for giving me my sanity back on a day that I thought I would not make it through.

[@challengecoins4u]

so what happened?

[@Ruedhermes]

@@challengecoins4u The stress that I encountered melted away, put things into perspective and realize that life is GOOD. I listen to this when I want to disconnect and just be in my own space. My boss who is VERY artistic, loved the piece. Said he would listen to it while he painted.

[@tcnotrvlr]

On the 1st of January, fireworks scared my dog off. We got a call from the local shelter two days later saying they'd picked him up that very same day but just didn't have the time to check his microchip and call us. When we got him back, he just wasn't the same. He spent the following weeks deteriorating, not eating, lethargic. He was so energetic just one month ago. I took him to the veterinarian two days ago because that's the earliest I could get an appointment anywhere. They found cancer everywhere. I don't know how he maintained so much energy but I know that I'm grateful for the 13 years I got to spend with him. I don't think I'll ever be the same without him, and that's a good thing. Even now without him, I continue learning lessons in life, love, and what it means to be healthy and happy. This session reminds me the sunrise that day and how excited he was to eat some new food I'd gotten him, while he wore the new neon vest I'd gotten him. I'm still teary-eyed but now have a smile on my face. Thank you.

[@qwut9544]

Your dog loved you. Strange reading this. My dog is laying across my lap as I listen to this. He is in his final hours. He took a turn for the worst today and his 17 year old body is shutting down.

[@rjc4me]

I am very sad and moved by your experience. I am very happy that you allowed that loss to be positive! >369

[@llwydanwyl]

i had a weird pet, completely like any of my other pets, he also got cancer and just would not die! he cried every day if i left the room and was playing and eating up util his last breath, he just did not want to go! and i think he knew i would not be the same without him, of course my life goes on but every night i still say goodnight to him and will do so until the day i die.. some pets are just special

[@podfunk]

Ah the Vangelis brass...one of the most evocative synth sounds ever.

[@GOODLUCKMUSIC8]

Music for meditation, sleep, and peace : kzbin.info/www/bejne/joC7mKCrgMqpnJY :) ENJOY!

[@max_mittler]

like tears...in rain

[@Peter-yc2uh]

I first read this quickly and thought you said, "Ah the vagina brass".... my dirty mind. 😂

[@adsm6464]

@beef business A raw Saw wave doesn't sound like Vangelis Brass. It's the difference between a fart and a lover's whisper.

[@nintendude794]

@@adsm6464 How eloquent and evocative. What, then, would be the equivalent of a lover’s fart?

[@PivotDirector]

Hey man I just wanna say I literally have no idea how many times this has rocked me to sleep since streamed last year. I literally dont know what I'd do on sleepless nights without this specific patch here. Everything works perfectly to drone you off in ambience with a good stereo. Everything fits so perfectly for such a calm relaxing sleep. I've checked hundreds of other ambient/sleeping/meditation/whatever and literally nothing compares to this specifically here. Other ones fill me with doubt, or other negative emotions but this is the perfect feeling of hopefulness, mixed with a content calm. In my opinion, this is your absolute magnum opus in terms of Generative Ambience. Phenomenal work, and here's to tons more well rested nights. Seriously, thanks alot State Azure.

[@stateazure]

Really glad to hear that, thank you!

[@AlejandroShredderDJ]

I have sleeping problems too, and i didn't Even know that this existed. It's magical, and indeed, it works perfectly

[@ordinalkirk]

Could not have said it better. I play this in my office quietly at work. When hear it I become totally chill. And I am never chill!

[@GatchamanG4]

Love drifting off to sleep listen to this…..floating through space…so peaceful. Thank you!!!

[@omeyegod]

You put into words what drew me into State Azure. The sense of confidence and calmness this music fills the air with contrasts quite well during stressful periods of work.

[@Amynon1660]

I listened to this while high last night and fell into the deepest, most relaxing sleep I've had in months.

[@hgb1220]

samee me right now before that sleep part it's so relaxing.

[@ImpulzReponz]

This is the best kind of ambient. It's interesting and beautiful while you are actively listening to it, but also fades to the background when you are focused on other things.

[@shikhanshu]

What a perfect way to describe ambient music. That’s exactly why I love such music.

[@manny_f]

This is what I'd listen to if I was alone in a small spaceship travelling away from the Earth with nothing but the vastness of the universe in front of me.

[@dodenwaker3366]

Oh u mean LSD :)

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

Get Spaceengine on steam for the pc. Travel the galaxies, stars and planets with complete freedom and put this music on your headphones. Better yet, do it in vr .

[@sabortage4382]

When you stand in front of this monster you better feel like you’re in the cockpit of an spaceship

[@zeta1ret]

...that's exactly what you are doing now...earth is a "small lil' spaceship" travellin' through the dark...

[@biotribe123]

There is no need to take a trip to space when you can listen on this music down at mother earth.

[@TrionfoLive]

This piece has taken me out from a dark place, thank you.

[@pharkle2]

Hope you are doing better still, friend

[@xezazase]

This piece took me out of a dark place, then put me back in it, then put me in an open space before finally leaving me in a place that smelled like someone was cooking something Italian

[@projectarchivist9085]

Same.

[@shizbang]

It was made by a robot so you might be a slave to the matrix just sayin

[@djdocius]

same here. this has helped me immensely.

[@NelsonReyesJr]

What I like is that the panel and wires are REAL. Not CGI. When you see the person walk in front of the panel in the beginning of the clip. AWESOME! Great composition! Thank you!

[@ionee184]

This is one of my favorite things on the internet, truly serene, perfect for chilling out or sleeping

[@foxiewhisper]

This is a beautiful example of technology tamed by humanity. Bravo.

[@byngo1238]

This is absolutely incredible. I've been drawn to this channel for months but I sat down earlier, put this on and just sat there. No phone, no distractions, just closed eyes and an empty mind. It gives me a feeling of nostalgia for things I haven't experienced, and that blows my mind. This will now be my "go to" piece for relaxation/reflection. Amazing work as always, thanks for sharing it with the world.

[@JanKloes93]

In other words, it excites you for what the future beholds

[@kaiserwilhelmii1827]

I literally do not know how anyone can put something like this together. The amount of know-how that requires must be insane. This makes me feel really inspired when I'm writing so thanks for that!

[@caelintredoux2249]

and to learn this is unattended music

[@KingHaggis]

I.m.o. this is one of the better space synth productions on KZbin. Most others feature annoying techno beats and drums or are a bit too ambient (boring). This one is just right and really gives that soothing spacetravel / Blade Runner feeling. -Edit: just read in the description this is actually "unattended music". Just wow!

[@krautworks]

After listening to this way too many times, I've finally bought the lossless version on bandcamp. And I gotta say, there are *so many* , so many tiny little details that are lost here on KZbin. Stuff like the sirens, railway sounds, the wind, it goes on. Since I was a little kid, I've been mesmerized by this kind of music. Jean Michel Jarre, Schiller, Pink Floyd, Vangelis - you've earned your place right beside them for me. Please keep up your stellar work! :)

[@emiljordanov]

Не става само с ''bandcamp'', необходим е компресор + лимитер; кросоувър за разделяне на честотите, пасивен и активен; EQ - за допълнително разделяне на честотите, без да модулираш входящия сигнал, фейдърите да бъдат на 0 децибела; филтър за захранване (AH connektor); външно линейно захранване за всяко устройство с мощни тороидални трансформатори и колкото се може по-мощен усилвател клас А. Има евтини клас А усилватели от Китай на Nelson Pass. Използвай колкото се може по-малко интегрални схеми в електронните устройства. Ако може - никакви. Преминавайки през интегралната схема сигналът силно се повлиява от електромагнитни смущения. Слабото звено във всяко устройство са бушоните, защото кабелът на бушона е много тънък. Затова е добре кабелът на бушона да е от злато или позлатен, защото златото има най- висока електропроводимост. Но не използвай сребро, защото излъчва предимно високи честоти. Затова в интегралните схеми се използват златни кабели, защото са много тънки, по-тънки от този в бушона. Може да използваш злато на всички контакти, против контактно съпротивление и окиси. Но никога не използвай OFC, Occ кабели. Слабо пречистената мед е по-добре, защото не звучи плоско и излъчва всички честоти, които са необходими. Ако използваш 99, 999999% Cu, ще умреш. „Steely Dan`s'' използват 99, 999999% чистота на Cu и много страдат.

[@ThalamusGhipopotamus]

@@emiljordanov You are sick. Buy yourself an electrical engineering textbook. Lol 😂

[@quasimoto4424]

Lord jesus, i thought you where joking, i just let the FLAC version play and the depth of each tone increased 10 times.

[@emiljordanov]

@@ThalamusGhipopotamus Кое от всичко това не е вярно? 😂😂😂 lol

[@emiljordanov]

@@ThalamusGhipopotamus Кое от всичко което написах не е вярно? 😂😂😂

[@charlesnelthorpe9252]

I've listened to this so many times and just the simple shot of the synth with all its blinkies and whatnot is so damn soothing on my tv

[@jordanspencer1097]

This might be the only reason for the internet to exist. Beautiful.

[@MrMusic238]

I just finished a ketamine infusion. I listened to 2 classical pieces and then finished it off with this. The big low drones were very grounding and the sound of the bus/train station were very prominent throughout the session and acted as a sort of signal for the next memory to come up. Thank you for providing a very healing experience!

[@jonnycomelately8095]

I have a record of Gran Mal seizures & would like to try this infusion. Any suggestions on direction to search ? ThankU

[@hallownaught4022]

The more I dive into music production and sound design I'll stumble across these amazing videos. Blows my mind what people can create.

[@dblackout1107]

Keep at it man. It changes your life when you find your passion and hone it.

[@guts3663]

Wow, I missed out on two 2years of this. I’m so glad I came across this. This is very therapeutic to the soul. My thoughts, nerves, and muscles are immensely in a relaxed state when listening to this. Thank you 👽

[@gunning4u05]

Welcome to the club mate 🙂This exact ambient does the same for me. I know I'm going to be listening to this from time to time for the rest of my life. Hope you can relax a bit 😘

[@ambientideas1]

Some of the best ambient creations I’ve ever heard, and I’d stand on Brian Eno’s workstation with dirty shoes and say that. Bravo!

[@MaTTheWish]

A very well behaved machine with good mannerisms and excellent posture.

[@h.g.bespoke]

I am sitting in the Blade Runner universe while listening to this amazing arrangement you have created. Totally transporting me to a different place and time. Thank you, from a Vangelis fan, for creating this absolutely perfect piece.

[@nitroxylictv]

how can a metal box full of silicon and plastic produce such powerful music? like damn this stuff hurts because its so beautiful

[@Tyyyyuru]

The artist definitely put of lot of human brain power into it.

[@-Tidgy]

I just read the description and still have no idea what I read. It was like another language entirely. I'm in awe of this, not only the music but what goes into it... The intelligence and time needed......... It's genius.

[@stateazure]

Glad you enjoyed it! The patch notes are for modular heads and also as a reminder to myself how the patch was constructed :)

[@ImNotHereEither]

I’d love to see a demonstration to show how this was done and how long it took to set up. Really cool.

[@Leo9ine]

This setup isn't what's awesome. You're what's awesome, the creator, who gave it life so it could give us music. Thank you for sharing these sounds.

[@paulcrisp9861]

When you've found state azure you've found the gateway to a paradise universe. An epic journey through space time continuum so beautiful you would not want to return. Music this powerful could change the world for an eternity. Thank you for sharing this with the world, what an incredible experience. Dec 2020 🙏❤🙏❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Peter_Polyak]

I believe this is how Love was born out of space dust. Calm, energetic, peaceful and deeply loving vibe. Amazing!

[@vikingchad44]

This is addictive. I meditate to it. I do yoga to it. I mowed the yard to it. Always puts me in a dreamy good mood. Rain or shine. Cheers

[@IamVegardEid]

Evoking endless familiar flavours, feels like an interstellar nostalgia, cosmic connection to say the least.. 🌌

[@CamiloGaetePuga]

This is wonderful. Machines have feelings, and they express those feelings through us.

[@semblanceofdisorder]

Oh don't start that shit.

[@ioannispetropoulos7380]

No, they don't silly.

[@earlgrey2130]

Don't be so dismissive guys. What are "feelings"? Isn't it ultimately just a term we give the emergent awareness that arises from our brains working? A complex network of neurons firing electrical impulses? And aren't computers doing the same? Now sure.. it's not the exact same thing. Human brains are different from computers. But it's absolutely in the realm of reality to assume that machines can have something you could call feelings or conciousnes as an emerget property. I'm not claiming that his synths have feelings. But it's also not such an unthinkable idea as one might think. We humans aren't that special. Our brains aren't unique. Conciousness and feelings are not exclusive to us.

[@semblanceofdisorder]

@@earlgrey2130 "Humans aren't that special" "our brains are not unique" I was prepared to destroy those statements with long established scientific facts until it occurred to me that you were exclusively speaking only of yourself.

[@davenik1999]

If anyone has a Voight-Kampf unit handy, we can settle this fairly quickly...

[@manmaas]

I've watched/listened to this over a period of a week whilst writing and have enjoyed it very much. A very informative use of drone to its fullest effect. What intrigues me is how you can be sucked into just staring at this static object and its magical forest of lights. Fascinating to watch you consider how to close it down in real-time with live commentary throughout. I'd happily sit in a cinema and watch this on 4K for 4 hours. Maybe your next project?! And now it's finished I'll sync it up again.

[@stateazure]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed this. I hope to get around to doing another long session of one of these at some point in the near future!

[@darrenelkins5923]

same here!

[@Cosmic_Sunrise]

As an artist, I have spent my whole life searching for examples of clear definitions of what I aspire to be able to do with sound. As of recent - diving head first into modular synthesis, sound design, ambient music, and to a deep spiritual core of music - This is evocative of what I will one day make! Thank you for the inspiration, friend! :)

[@stateazure]

Thank you :)

[@CB-nd9ki]

I'm in the same boat but, to be this good requires ALOT of time. I notice the Octo sitting there, is it sleeping on this one?

[@nixtc]

Your pieces are becoming the background music for my house lol (no i don't live in space). This and "fragments" have literally been playing for 4 days or more while i'm studying for network/sysadmin degree and i've been sleeping like a baby. May millions of playlists be created in honor of this great channel :)!

[@stateazure]

That's nice to know! Glad it's helping :)

[@occultbass]

so beautiful! so grateful to be alive in this time period, and not thousands of years ago, being able to hear music like this on such sophisticated equipment is just magical. humans are truly incredible!

[@travisfleenor2418]

Listening on my Adam A7x s and Adam A10 sub in a treated studio. Way cheaper and better than therapy. Thank you for this from the bottom of my heart.

[@cole3843]

Reminds me of a piece performed live for an incredible show at the Oregon Ballet. The synth 's , there were two, played by a couple guys who were really talented. The choreography was incredible. Standing ovation all throughout the house. It was back in 1993 I think. This one reminded of that show. It was the most progressive Ballet shows I've ever seen .

[@dreamdealer]

what an excellent trip, so much variation with so little. I left this running as bg during work today, felt very relaxed. I know how hard it is to make such long pieces without it being tiring or repetitive, and you just showed us a masterclass. thank you.

[@stateazure]

Thanks, Marcos!

[@warp9988]

@@stateazure I have never heard generative chordal pads sound THIS GOOD over such a long evolving period. It’s special.

[@davidledoux1736]

From the title I was expecting a Dune-esque feel from this one. Imagine my pleasant surprise when I get a solid Blade Runner vibe from it, instead. This is just beautiful. Think I'll loop it while reading through "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" this evening. I always enjoy viewing this impressive set-up under the blue light.

[@Dani_rohr_]

🙏🏽

[@bermudafruit]

Absolutely phenomenal, hope this talented guy can put out more generative (yet heavily prepared / worked on) pieces for many years to come

[@RussellRRocke]

Of all your stuff, I come back to this one the most. It builds and evolves in such a wonderful way.

[@stateazure]

Thanks!

[@carlc.4714]

Man creates machine. Machine creates music. Music creates feelings. The circle closes.

[@thomasgainz4885]

I literally just got in my car and was about to drive home when this entered my recommended. I wish it was raining 😂

[@lebronzejames9738]

By far one of the most relaxing smooth warm tracks I've ever listened too! I use this constantly for relaxation/sleep and work! Thanks a ton State Azure keep up the incredible work

[@stateazure]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@MossyElwood]

Usually don't write comments, but i love it, best modular ambient i've heard!

[@stateazure]

Thank you!

[@xenostim]

Nice. Reminds me of the Bladerunner soundtrack. Where Deckard is flying to meet Tyrell and the sun is shining on the pyramidal building..

[@gavincurtis]

If only our dystopian future was to be so cool...

[@beneowens]

Me too

[@MysteronLunaris]

That's because of the 4ms Ensemble module that he's using to sound like Vangelis who's the composer for Blade Runner.

[@MatthewStout]

This is beautiful. Almost an awareness to it all even though you know there isn't. I know this has been explained before by some industry professionals on a documentary or something, but even from this video you can start to feel it speak.

[@NeoStoicism]

We may be surprised to learn about the nature of emergent awareness.

[@Shahbloimps]

So happy that you blessed us with 4 hours of this! This is beautiful.

[@stateazure]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@matthewtheexposure5841]

⭐️ I close my eyes listening with headphones & using my imagination i create my physical reality. I imagine the textures and smells of my environment. I see myself in third person view. I always create my reality the way I want 🌗. These frequencies ❤have helped me create the life I now live . Thank you

[@keithadams1]

Absolutely beautiful music, thank you! Great to focus and work without having to think about changing the music.

[@stateazure]

Thank you!

[@antfirmin]

I keep expecting Steve Hillage to burst into song at any moment - this is most excellent!!

[@LoVeAmBiEnT]

This is perfect. I Listen to this in the studio to warm me up and get me inspired. I’ll play a guitar (less notes the better) through the pedal board and jam over it (Big sky involved) It puts me in the right headspace , vibe. It’s like having a drink before djing at a party It gets you in the mood. Thank you sir. Snow drift is another one ☝️

[@shadesofambience7305]

Very deep atmosphere and colur of sounds, I like to listen to this track with field recording sounds of nature in the background, the whole thing takes on an even deeper dimension. Thanks for the pleasure of listening to your recordings. Greetings!

[@GustavoRodriguez-sd3ml]

wow! that's a great idea! taking it to the next level!

[@dodgeatmosphere]

i remember how much my mother wishpered this tune in my childhood.

[@walter5700]

This and playing Factorio makes for a perfect weekend night. I feel so at ease after a week of hard work and relaxing with this. Many Thanks.

[@skbevila]

This is beautiful on so many levels. It’s also precisely why I am unable to find peace “making original” music in the modern era. Is my input valid when you can set a minimal amount of voices with minimal programming and come away with something as visceral and inquisitive sounding as the blade runner soundtrack? Funny, too, now that I consider the themes of the movie itself. Thanks for this!

[@KOSMIKFEADRECORDS]

Cool but is synth music the only music that matters? how to get modules to bring acoustic sounds in? sampling? is non spacey drifty patches even possible? grooves and performances are still important things to try and perfect.. just escape all genres and textures and hand yourself over to notes and rythms... what we are hearing is missing alot of awesome musical cues.... so by no means is this "complete"..... unless all you wanted to make was something sleepy or relaxing.. then it IS COMPLETE

[@oat343]

You aren't giving enough credit to the state of mind you attain while you're creating your music :) No matter how good AI becomes at composing, you'll only ever experience the end product of that process, unless you do it yourself.

[@xentiment6581]

This is very nice, but comparing this to Vangelis' masterpiece in quality is just plain ridiculous. Its not even in the same universe.

[@ebrainv]

after so many years of listening to music, i have understood that if I come back to a track/album etc is because it is giving me that something. and yeah - Folding Space - is really giving me the feelings to come back again and again. State Azure bravo man, you breath really fresh air to sounds that are so legendary. the performance of your patch is tremendous.

[@I_am_ARTBOT]

This is my fave of all the generative patch music. Great for late night work sessions!

[@tomcollins8969]

A 12 hour loop of this would be great for a sleep soundtrack. It is great for background music for working. Helps me keep focused. Thank you for creating this.

[@MinekEzQM]

There's a loop option in KZbin. You brain wouldn't notice the restart. 4 hours is a long time not to remember even for musically wired minds.

[@israelsanchez5779]

I didnt know my soul wanted this. This grounds me,stops me, motionless, it keeps me in the now . Blissfull, for a busy life i got. Thank you for this.

[@patircksalter]

Listened to this for like 3 minutes and immediately wanted to watch Blade Runner.

[@RCAvhstape]

On a good rainy Sunday with nothing to do I like to put on Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 and just sink into the zone for a few hours.

[@MrCyrilGraf]

I had a same feeling but to play "X Beyond the Frontier".

[@galaxytraveler5779]

Fist thing i thought of was Alien, but probably Blade Runner if i watched it.

[@Gyrbae]

And this patch will be lost in time, like tears in rain.

[@4711shaun2]

yeah..def reminds me of the orig Blade Runner soundtrack.

[@ahappycoder2925]

@MrCOLTSR2 must be depressing that this one patch is better than anything you’ve ever created

[@geoffreyhoffman2739]

This comment is as succinct and perfect as the patch is mind blowing and emotional. It's unbelievable to me this all exists. People are awesome.

[@hypnauticamusic]

@MrCOLTSR2 that's a neat gate you're keeping there. hot take. radical opinion. cool story.

[@NoMusicTheory]

@@hypnauticamusic right? people just vibing and he's over here like "the music I listen to is better" DA FUQ.

[@illhorse]

Since I discovered your channel a couple of weeks ago I have created a playlist with about 8 of your longest videos and I've been falling asleep to it with it playing all night 💙 I've done this with loads of vids in the past but yours are easily the best I've found. I love how there's so much going on and it changes so much over time but you hardly notice. I find a lot of other ambient vids are just the same over and over for hours. Yours are a journey. I'd love to spend a day and night with u and ur equipment to see and understand how the magic works. Sorry for rambling on. Lol. But thanks so much for your videos. I love them.

[@CAE927]

This is what i needed at the moment all of your meditations are sooooo good and have helped me tremendously deal with anxiety, fear, stress and just "relax "! Thank you!!!❤❤❤❤

[@stateazure]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for the comment!

[@RyanHackerr]

The tension that I didn't realise I had has now washed of me in this wonderful deep soundscape loveliness .....Blistfull. enough words

[@HouseofMews]

As a big fan of both Vangelis and gentle ambient, this is both insanely cool and extremely relaxing. Really stellar stuff.

[@Emanresu56]

Just got off a week of overtime, now I have two days off until more overtime. Listening to this to relax, with a cup of hot chocolate. Thanks for the music! :)

[@alunjenkins5426]

You can up on my suggestions . I’m in heaven with this . Blade runner is my favourite movie and none of the tracks are long enough. This is just on another level for me . Thanks you so much I’m subscribed for more

[@aidang4509]

I have absolutely no idea what’s going on here, or how this was all set up, but it’s absolutely incredible. I’ve never heard something that transports me to another place as much as this does. I think ambience of it, and assurance that the soundscape isn’t going to rapidly change like a song does makes it so immersive, really feels like I’m in some alternate world where this plays constantly

[@SSn0wx]

This should be published as its own track, I love it so much

[@jackbuechler3915]

I knew I smelled Vangelis in here. God dam, this shit hit so hard at 2 am. Thank you so so much for this work of art.

[@YourLovelyMan]

Not to brag, but I listened to this all the way through. And every moment was dope

[@fhjfhdgh]

This is so perfect for dozing off. Its not a repetetive loop so you don't get sick of it, it's also not too exciting with a bunch of variety to keep you awake. Just enough interesting moments to lull you into a nap and trigger that sleepy fantasy..

[@__rAyn]

thank you for this. i come here every day while i’m doing my hw, then every night when i look at the stars. truly a beautiful video.

[@Fahnder99]

I must have listened to it at least 30 times now. It's brilliant, thanks, mate!

[@darrenelkins5923]

accidentally started two tabs of this 10 seconds apart - sounds great!

[@dudleybarker2273]

so many layers of random creativity

[@urmumsbaps]

now imagine if you'd taken 2 tabs of acid before doing that

[@kaiserwilhelmii1827]

@@urmumsbaps Underrated comment my man

[@andrewswan9103]

Using YT as a delay pedal, nice!

[@christian_swjy]

I took your advice. It sounds ethereal

[@peltomaanrakettitiede]

Beautiful! Started my analog journey around week ago with small devices, dreaming to have similar setup someday :)

[@guitman675]

I couldn’t tell you how many times I have used this video. For relaxation, while concentrating, setting a chill mood for my environment, etc. Truly inspiring work you’ve done here.

[@Jazio_VT]

Comfy cozy in an aesthetic I can appreciate 😌 Thank you for the details on how this was achieved. It's very powerful and creative in the efforts of all the gadgets used here. I love it.

[@stateazure]

Thank you so much!

[@Learnerofthings]

The Vangelis lead is the best sound ever.

[@ShallRemainUnknown]

Sounds great, no doubt, BUT you're hearing more of the reverb added than the actual source sound!

[@brandonmoser4247]

Very nice! I listen to it when I drive, gotta keep calm while dealing with Florida drivers 😄

[@sunkenforest]

My partner went through *36 hours of labour with this on loop in the background. Thank you for helping her/us through it. *edit. It seemed like 24 hours to me, but a lifetime to her.

[@DarthVader-mx9rm]

I have a supremely hard time staying on task when plowing through mundane math problems for college. My mind constantly wants to jump to anything else and I find myself procrastinating. It can be exasperating to see yourself waste time that you could be using to study. I find this music solves that for me as it helps clear my mind of distractions and focus on the work at hand. Overall has helped me greatly in my studies and i will most definitely be checking out your other work.

[@drkooler1]

i'm just starting a Physics degree and am preparing for the maths module haha. Possible ADHD, cannot focus on many things, especially maths. 43 years od :P

[@normapadro420]

Very nice. I began to relax while listening to this. It's so soothing. This machine is really incredible. Wow.

[@superspidersam9005]

I have no idea how this all works but it’s absolutely amazing, looks like something straight out of an 80s sci fi flick. Always wanted to get into modular synths but all those cables look so overwhelming for someone who has only used plug ins.

[@elliotr9095]

The cables are just routing. It’s all the same concepts as plugins, just replace LFO with “control voltage” where a lot of things can become LFOs/audio-rate modulation oscillators (“fast LFOs”). No presets, but... you can take a picture/make labels lol. And very, very expensive. I am sure this setup was well over $10,000. With modular, part of what you’re paying for is the workflow/experience of using it, and the freedom of routing. But you can do everything you’ve heard here with softsynths.

[@stateazure]

If I had bought this system altogether just like this, three years later I still don't think I'd understand how to patch it. I started with just a few modules, much easier to learn and understand how it works that way.

[@ENIGM23]

@@stateazure Maybe because that not the point. Music isn't only about tech stuff. The fondamentals of synthesis is important of course but don't try to understand everything right from the start. Sometimes you just need ears... Maybe you guys should give it a try and download voltage cable modular from cherry audio i learned a lot off workflow elements on this plugin... And it free

[@1ceb0xcfbl]

This is absolutely amazing. I bet it took ages to configure! Congratulations, you won me as a sub!

[@caplephoto]

Just found this. Currently playing No Man's Sky while melting into my chair. Perfect pairing.

[@viligir]

I listen to this while playing NMS as well and it fits perfectly!!

[@mrphotonmedia]

Very Relaxing Music

[@dylanhutchison8629]

Thank you for this. Has changed my life for the better, it washed my mind somehow. Profound.

[@Al0peciaheagehog]

This soundtrack has to be the best soundtrack ever written without a doubt....so beautyful