Playing with 0-coast, 0-ctrl and Strega. Eventide provides some spring reverb.

WIP, first jam of which I hope will become a track. Based on the 0-coast krell patch, but grown out of it. The randomness in the pitches is obviously gone, but the random note lengths are still there. More or less. 0-Coast: beeps and boops…

Second OP-1 track. Very much an experiment and practice, but I'll keep uploading them to keep a record, and force myself to be as thorough as I can.

This is my first try with the OP-1. It's a poor attempt at doing some trip hop. It's pretty badly mixed, and there's a lot of information that won't make it through poor speakers

Single take, not mixed yet.

Moog Subharmonicon Drummer From Another Mother Microcosm As usual, one take, very little mixing. (NOTE: this ended up not being the REM 2021-05 submission, came up with something I liked better)

WIP version of https://alonetone.com/Lacrymology/tracks/barba-angelical with some drums by Volca Drum

Squarp Pyramid, Moog Mother 32, and reverb. Lot's of reverb. Almost exclusively reverb, if I'm to be honest.

Pads by Matrixbrute, pings and pongs by Moog Mother 32, mixing, delay and reverb by Bluebox, grains FX by KaossPad 3, pads sequenced and randomized by Squarp Pyramid. Patches, some keys and knob fiddling by me

This is a single mono synth, in one take, doing everything at the same time (plus some external effects, also recorded live). Just an experiment, first jam on the instrument, so it's a bit poor, but promising, IMO. (EDIT: eq-d out the worst…

Tuned the lyra to a G ionian scale and tried to make something actually harmonic, like, with chords and what not. There's some II-V-I, and IV-V-I there and all. And.. then there's the lyra, doing what it does best.

Experiment, on the same tuning as the G scape track. There's no much more interest here except it shows more of what madness lies (very nearby) beneath the lyra's surface

This was an attempt to tame the Lyra. I just set it to some nice tuning and ended up with the notes for the intro to Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 by accident, so I played with that motif