Tidal by loadedsylph

Notes for listeners:

I left the big city for my hometown, let go of everything and devoted myself to exploring sound canvases. This track was born in an vibe of celebration and cosiness in the presence of magical people.

According to my feelings, this composition is suitable for meditations and especially for morning practices aimed at opening the descending flow of energies. The abundance of flowing high-frequency harmonics and resonances in music creates a similar effect for our subtle bodies as listening to a sitar or tampura.

Notes for modular nerds:

I recorded this track after a week of getting to know my rack.

I draw inspiration from early electronic music lately so this track is based on classical subtractive synthesis (completely recreating the sound path of the minimoog) with advanced generative control provided by digital modules.

There is a lot to modify and improve, but it already feels like a successful start of a big journey.

Small notes about the setup:

Keystep - background arpeggiator
4 VCO3340 (3 of them as one voice, 1 as a second)
2 LP Filters (for each voice)
3 uO_c (generative sequences / envelopes / synced lfo)
1 uT_U (for all syncs)
1 nRings (for generative counterpoint)
3 uBlinds (both VCA and mixer)
1 Spring
1 Z-DSP (summing and effects processor)

Loadedsylph is a project of Illia Kozhukhar who is a member of Vestibule duo and owner of Sylph Modular (eurorack modules brand).

This project is attempt to embody my understanding of beauty