Additive Tail
Juno->delay->cut out the Juno->resynthesize->sample in 3rds to cassette->chop back up ->Voila! Additive Tail.
The story
Additive Tail was born from messing about loading reverb and delay tails into a sampler and seeing if anything cool came out.
This particular instrument was made from the delay tail of a Juno Arp, which I resynthesized using additive synthesis.
I then ran that instrument through my cassette deck, not to give it a Lo-fi vibe, but to generate subtle pitch and time modulation and create round robins.
This was chopped and tuned (sort of) to create this patch.
Enjoy.
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By Chris Dunn
Composer and funny noise enthusiast from Melbourne, Australia. Slowly returning from a self-imposed hiatus instigated by the birth of my second child. Sometimes...