
Binaural Beat Machine
I have completed a launch pad, free use. Enjoy!

I have completed a launch pad, free use. Enjoy!
This is my collection of bold and experimental electronic music by genre pioneers and outsiders. Hope you enjoy
Headphones needed for low frequencies.
How to control the sound:
Chords: Touching my thumb to different fingers triggers 7 chords per hand. Each hand plays a separate instrument.
Motion Tracking:
- Up/Down: Opens the filter
- Left/Right: Panning
- Towards camera: Pushes volume & drive
- Spreading hands apart: Opens reverb & delay
How the visuals react:
Liquid Metaballs: A blob spawns when a chord starts and grows as long as you hold the note
Splitting: Changing chords smoothly pinches and splits the blob in two, looking like actual liquid rather than overlapping circles.
Audio-reactive details: A long delay makes the liquid stringy and slow to separate, while output level and reverb shift the color palette from cold blue to warm amber.
An ambient and imaginative moment for female chant, cymbals, gongs, rabab, bamboo flute, fiddle, synthesizers, percussions, crystals, bowls, rainstick and beats.
Drone with one synth. Nothing more. Headphones or earphones recommended.
Evolving drone using the Roland Aira S-1 synth, dark atmosphere at the rendez-vous.
I started uploading my collection several years ago, and then took a break when my computer stopped functioning. Now I have a functional computer and have begun posting again. Unfortunately, for the first couple months back I had an error in my recording setup that was causing all my recordings to be mono fold-downs of the left channel. After correcting this issue, I decided to realphabetize my tapes and to start from the top, so now I'm uploading new recordings of previous posts as well as all new recordings of unposted tapes. There will be a varying of genres, but the majority of my collection is new age, ambient, and adjacent music types, with some tapes being quite rare or unknown.
Additionally, I'm going to be uploading some VHS rips, especially some non-narrative documentary-style videos from Windham Hill and Ron Roy, but there will likely be others down the line as well. I hope you check it out and enjoy what you hear!
Check out my new project - let me know what you all think!
Hope this collection of dark ambience will set you in a mood for strolling imaginary post-apocalyptic landscapes
Hi, new here. I've been making music for over 20 years but have been doing primarily ambient music for about 4 years now. I have a few questions and things I'd like to talk about.
Firstly what all gear does everyone use? Personally my set up has changed quite a bit over time especially since creating ambient music. Has anyone else had this happen to them?
I'd like to hear what people are up to, send me some links, let's chat about how we create and why. Everyone has their own reasons for creating and I'd like to discuss that. Maybe we can find some inspiration on each other or find new people to collaborate with of anyone so chooses.
If you play live, does your live set up differ from your home set up? I play live shows at least once a month and I feel like my set up changes nearly every time. Sometimes it's a little more complex and other times it's a bit more minimal.
I create many types of ambient. When creating InFocus on sound design and create live musical pieces from the what I have designs. Everything has to fit and have a feeling. I generally have a topic before sound design that I want the feel of the track to be and start composing from there to eventually have a created piece. How do work/ is your creative process?
I have created six albums and a few long form pieces in the last four years for two different projects, another album for a non ambient experimental project as well. How often do you create? What do you most like to create?
I think that's about all for now. Have a great day!
Zone out with me for 38 minutes of chaotic noise, and escape from reality for a bit.
For all music lovers.
Hi everyone, I’m Celeste Noxx, an ambient, drone and experimental music producer. I recently released a three track project called Dormancy. It explores stillness, absence and slow transformation.
I’d really love to know what you think about it. Thank you so much! 🦈🤍