Modular Synth Generative Ambient - Shadows Cast by the Things We Lost - Chaos Nostalgic DEMO

A nostalgic and cinematic soundscape by Behringer Chaos. If even one weary soul finds solace, that would be enough. Chaos played three piano tones. t1, X1: Moog Mavis with reverse delay t2, X2: Behringer Brains t3, X3: 2nd Mavis The Brains piano with extended sustain forms the string section alongside the System 55 modules. In generative music, otherworldly sounds where notes seem to emerge one after another, as often seen in Marbles' videos, are immensely popular. However, this time I wanted to create a composed, cinematic sound. To achieve this, I adjusted the SPREAD, BIAS, and CV range, incorporating my preferred musical nuances. Tweaking Chaos is like conducting an orchestra that doesn't understand the language, yet it occasionally defies expectations in a good way. Live recording in one take, no MIDI, no overdubbing. 00:00 movement A1 (+2V) 01:53 movement B1 (+5V) 02:38 movement A2 (+2V) 03:46 movement B2 (+5V) 04:25 bridge (+5V) 04:37 movement C1 (±5V) 05:22 movement A3 (+2V) 06:29 movement C2 (±5V) 07:37 finale (+5V) Please check out the other songs.   • Modular Synth Ambient Music   If you don't have time, a short version is available.   • Modular Synth Ambient: Excerpts #shorts   Then, the unfinished idea sketches are here.   • Undone Sketches #shorts   Hardware: Moog Mavis Behringer System 55 modules (902/904A/911/921/921A/921B/961/995/CP3A-M/CP-35) Behringer 2500 modules (1004/1005/1006/1047/1050) Behringer Chaos (*Mutable Instruments Marbles clone) Behringer Brains (*Mutable Instruments Plaits clone) Behringer FOUR LFO (*Xaoc Batumi clone) Behringer CU1A Doepfer A-149-4/A-160-2/A-182-1 Electro-Harmonix Canyon Strymon Cloudburst Mackie Onyx Producer 2.2 Software: Logic Pro as a recorder Valhalla Supermassive Eventide Blackhole #generativemusic #ambientmusic #behringer #moog #eurorack