Pioneering spirit, unbridled curiosity, radicalism in artistic thinking, dissatisfaction with the status quo and the rejection of any boundaries shaped the climate into which electronic music was born. Artists and technicians, musicians and physicists were the parents who brought new music to the world in the 1950s - electronic music. Some of them called their works timbre music, others still stuck to terms like atonal music for a while, not having found a more adequate term yet.

1 patch in 60 seconds. And here is the patch as promised in my Youtube video (https://youtu.be/8cZ-v0C1c2I):

Here´s the patch I promised in my Video (https://youtu.be/q6d-iW1_rqg):

Patch oscillator 2 out to VCF in / Patch VCF out to VCA in / Patch LFO bipolar out to Attenuator 1 in / Patch Attenuator 1 out to oscillator 2 frequency modulation 1 / patch envelope 2 out to Attenuator 1 CV in / adjust the parameters as written in the description below, and take the sound from the OUT jack in the patchbay.

Adjustments:

OSC 2 triangle wave

VCF frequency 3 o´clock position

VCF Resonance zero

As I promised in the video (https://youtu.be/qV_uLUCEuPw), here is the patch:

Enjoy your day!

Rolf

To make in clear right at the beginning: this series of articles is not about having fun with or through music – not at all!

And let me begin in a rather vicious – and deliberately unfair – manner.

(Excerpt from Volume 2 "A Systematic Introduction to Making Generative Music With Modular Synths" - see menu "Book Shop")

CARDINAL – Is it really like VCV Rack as a free VST?

Part 2

What are the differences to VCV Rack?

Some Notes about Composing with Grains

(= part 17 of all articles about sonic grains)

The role of mathematics:

For my followers on Youtube: here is the promised finished patch:

If you want to watch the 60 second video, well, here it is: https://youtu.be/0_LuzBkRdMQ

For my followers on Youtube: Here is the promised finished patch:

This is the place where I summarize the discussion, which is spread across all of my social media channels. Let me – already now – say “thank you” to all, who have contributed and are still contributing. And here are all of the postings, opinions and thoughts so far:

Rolf´s Question:

Do we need a completely new kind of music?

“Do we need a new and completely different way of understanding music, of looking at music, of listening to music and to making/producing music again?”