Discovery Panacousticon here: https://www.peamarte.it/panacousticon/landing.html

This spectral processor goes far beyond the behavior of a traditional granular synthesizer. Rather than simply dividing audio into grains, the algorithm searches for the smallest energy fluctuations within the signal, detecting hidden transients, micro-events, and nearly imperceptible spikes. The result is a kind of sonic magnification, bringing forward details that would normally remain buried in the background. It performs exceptionally well with low-level or seemingly static material, extracting and enhancing subtle elements in a way that resembles a form of spectral upward compression. Instead of emphasizing what is already obvious, it reveals what would otherwise go unnoticed, transforming microscopic fragments into a rich source of texture, movement, and sonic complexity.

Explore the rest of the series (more modules coming soon).
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbFriy2uAtqs&si=pZXRoe-76D1k4yWD

Panacousticon Series / Out Now

tehe first max for live series inspired by death-industrial, dark ambient music but and Post Rave

ready for Ableton Live 12.4 + Push Controller
more info in the vide description.

explore all M4l modules \ link in video description

out soon, ifo in the video description

Have you ever heard marco Corbelli aka Atrax Morgue?
The next bundle is inspired by the early sounds of Cold Meat Industry, while also drawing heavily from the death industrial aesthetics of artists such as Megaptera.
Hopefully as a welcome treat for the few lovers of the genre.

working to a new series. info inside youtube video description

All 20 devices running simultaneously. No EQ, no mixing, no gain staging. Every module in Brain Recordings is designed to coexist consistent output levels, balanced spectral registers, independent dynamic envelopes. Load and play.

More info in the video description

Go to update it

Discovery the max for Live bundle
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Brain Recordings Bundle — 17 Max for Live devices
Ableton Live 11/12 · Push 2/3 Controller · Push 3 Standalone
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Official Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLITukQh1_l7gylGTNihodbD4Fu1dgihq&si=UgXxn6vk6Yf279LO

Info → https://www.peamarte.it/brain_recordings_bundle/brain_recordings_manual.html
r/musiconcrete → https://www.reddit.com/r/musiconcrete

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Lucien Dargue Series — Emiliano Pennisi 2025

#Push3Standalone, #MaxForLive, #SoundDesign, #ExperimentalMusic, #Ableton, #NoisMusic, #Microsound, #Electroacoustic, #Vortessa, #Endogen, #GenerativeMusic, #AbletonPush3, #M4L, #DroneMusic, #SoundscapeGenerator, #432Hz, #ModularThinking, #GenTilde, #LucienDargue,

Hey everyone,

I wanted to ask other Push 3 Standalone users about something I’ve been noticing lately. During longer sessions my Push gets surprisingly warm underneath, sometimes much more than I expected. I’m not even talking about extreme DSP experiments or anything particularly unusual, just regular day-to-day use over several hours.

The unit works perfectly fine and stable, so this isn’t really a complaint, I’m mostly trying to understand if this is considered normal behavior for the hardware and what other people’s experiences have been like over time.

I’d really love to hear from other standalone users because I honestly didn’t expect this level of heat from such a compact device.

I’ve started thinking about Push not as a traditional groovebox, but as a contemporary instrument in itself and that’s what pushed me to begin working on a bundle of around 15 autopoietic soundscape and noise modules for Push 3 Standalone.

The project is still heavily in development and the full bundle is far from finished, but the first 7 modules are already fully functional on Push and honestly sound really good on the standalone hardware. So far there’s a noise-based soundscape generator, a 432Hz pad generator with 8 detuned oscillators, unstable textures, drones and other small self-organizing systems designed specifically around hands-on interaction with Push.

Everything is built in native gen~ with no external dependencies, and every module ships with 3 parameter banks giving direct access from the Push encoders.

This is going to take time. I want every module to feel like a complete instrument rather than a quick port.

More updates when things are actually ready, Join the mailing list (read the comment)