http://soundcloud.com/polygon-ring/2010-01-30/s-L9IDO
This is a live recording of an experimental Renoise setup I made primarily with the intention to create some loops for later use. However, it turned out I enjoy playing with it too much and here’s one of the resulting sessions.
Everything you hear in this track originates from a single looped white noise sample. The amplitude is controlled by an LFO, the spectral content is controlled by an EQ5, there’s a ring modulator for occasional spectral prominence (a.k.a. weird whistling bits), and all is fed into a delay unit with 100% feedback acting essentially as a simple looper.
All units are controlled from via MIDI during the performance, except the LFO which doesn’t easily lend itself to proper control for this task, so it was mouse & keyboards driven.
It’s minimal and somewhat insane but should be right up the alley of most Pan Sonic fans. 