Uploading parts of my gravitons (nprofile…g9dr) livestream for those who missed it.
This was the final part with Cardinal -> https://youtu.be/IGwe_ixXr1A
Many thanks to nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqvyz7r2zacerrgqvrgjvv58q2mql7smnhdca8h5p7tpj3094v58es3te9kl (nprofile…e9kl) and nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq4553tq2yfa9c254n6g0wmrradmvqcpwsvg08x4q5k5ss02f2p8ds3472cy (nprofile…72cy) for the opportunity!
Feels especially meaningful to share this Cardinal excerpt now as I finally have my own physical modules in an old case to play with, after relying on institutional access or years of staying in the virtual world. I still love my virtual ones for sure. The software versions have been immensely helpful in developing my understanding of which modules I actually want in my physical playground.
And now: a real life Plaits, getting lost in the Programmable Complex Waveform Generator, and making a cozy space for my spring reverb tank to not hum, and having so much fun with Tyso-Daiko, which is wavetable so digital! and so on… and old Disting that Os left in the case...
When I finally got my hands on a physical Plaits and saw its beautiful aesthetics and easy user interface, I had goosebumps. After playing with it on screen for so many years, you know.
Curious question for you my fedimates: how does your workflow and sound change when moving between software and hardware? Does the physicality change what you make - your timbral choices, your sense of time, anything central to your practice?