Mother-32 Patches Vol. 2 - Generative Explorations

by Angelia

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	1.	Self-Generating Swells 02:33
	2.	Lost In Deep Space 02:55
	3.	Chatty Space Whales 02:14
	4.	Spirals And Rings 02:45
	5.	The Descent 03:12
	6.	Sleeping Dragon 02:35
	7.	Slow Motion 02:47
	8.	Stellar Bagpipe 02:30
	9.	Brass Madness 02:00
	10.	Walking Bass 02:42
	11.	Berlin Time 02:56
	12.	Drummer From A Mother 02:20
	13.	Noisy Acid Reflux 02:34
	14.	Three Voices Breakbeat 02:03
	15.	Happy Days 02:34
	16.	Terminator Is Back 02:17
	17.	Ring Mod Mayhem 02:39
	18.	Krell's Machine 02:39
	19.	Robot Malfunction 02:41
	20.	Ocean Waves 02:05

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« Generative Explorations » is my second volume of patches for the Moog Mother-32 semi-modular synthesizer. It includes a collection of 20 ambient, rhythmic and noise patches for experimenting with self-generating music.

In addition to high-quality sound excerpts, it includes a printable PDF with all the required information in order to reproduce these patches on your Mother-32. It represents a valuable bank of presets for your instrument and an exciting way of learning and exploring the expressiveness and versatility of this unique synthesizer.

Patches and related audio tracks are free to use in any way you want, commercial or non-commercial. I just ask to be credited for my works if used in your own productions.

I sincerely thank everyone for your support and look forward to hearing what you all come up with!

All information is provided AS IS with no warranties of any kind. I am not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Moog Music Inc. The names Moog and Mother-32, as well as other names, marks, emblems and images are registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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released May 12, 2023

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Angelia Paris, France

ANGELIA is an AI Project for Contemporary Electronic Music developed by Jean-Claude Heudin.
It is a hyperinstrument played by a musician. It does not use data from uncited authors.

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