"Join me in the curry chair to look at seven recipes for capacitor scales in studworth 25. The certificate pdf can be had at http://ciat-lonbarde.net/portDOCK/stu.... The instruments themselves may still be available at patch-point. The eutrophic canal was Naturschutzgebiet Euloer Bruch."
116 Oneshots 30 Drones Crafted from the Unpredictable This evolving sample pack is a curated collection of sounds generated entirely with the eccentric modular instruments of Ciat Lonbarde. Featuring raw sessions recorded with Peterlin and Plumbutter 2, it offers a unique sonic palette ranging from fractured noise textures to rich ambient drones and abstract one-shots.
The Handcrafted World of Ciat Lonbarde Ciat Lonbarde is the creation of instrument builder and sound thinker Peter Blasser. His designs reject conventional synthesis in favor of circuits that behave like living organisms. These instruments respond with tactile irregularity and voltage-driven nuance. This collection is not a digital imitation. It is the real analog, shaped in real time by touch and signal.
For the Forward-Thinking Producer Whether you’re working in experimental ambient, leftfield techno, cinematic sound design, or simply seeking sonic material that resists the algorithmic polish of modern production, these samples offer tactile character and genuine unpredictability. No two loops are alike. No modulation repeats.
What’s Inside Atmospheric drones Textural noise beds One-shot percussive blips and pulses Select loopable material with musical intent Files designed to inspire both immediate use and deep sampling exploration Free Lifetime Updates Your purchase is not a one-time transaction. This pack is a growing archive. New recordings are added continuously at no extra cost. Previous buyers already have access to the latest updates. If you haven’t joined yet, now is a perfect time.
Listen or Use Several pieces included were composed with musical intent. They can be sampled, reshaped, or simply listened to as drone compositions in their own right. Sound as music. Music as sound."
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Delay: Shoegazer Reverse Gate https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...
"Ableton Air
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Perfect for Experimental and Ambient Music
Whether you're crafting immersive ambient soundscapes, exploring experimental electronica, or composing intricate minimal music, 'Air' provides the tools to elevate your creativity. Its generative approach ensures that no two performances are ever the same, offering a fresh perspective with every playback.
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Create Music That Breathes
'Air' is more than a plugin—it's a partner in creation, designed for musicians who embrace unpredictability and seek to push boundaries. Unleash the power of generative composition and let your music take flight."
"A distinct sample pack crafted from the raw, organic sound of Ciat Lonbarde modular synths.
No tempered scales. No rigid rhythms. Just pure experimental textures.
Includes one-shots & drones for adventurous sound designers and boundary-pushing music creators."
"Original Cocoquantus, bought directly from Peter Blasser in 2011.
In decent shape. Loop switch on the left side is loose but still functional - you might want to eventually get it replaced.
If you're at all familiar with this instrument you'll know that the delay chips are 8-bit and decidedly lo-fi. Please be aware of this before you purchase."
"Pretty much everything coming from just those three. Some Slöer, CXM and Boum afterwards. Organelle is playing both Plaits, and some orchestral samples."
"Jan St.Werner of Mouse on Mars and Peter Blasser of Ciat-Lonbarde worked together on a very unusual synthesizer. Rather than creating lush textures, it is meant to excite and play acoustic spaces. Clicker compresses and expands a rich spectrum derived from 'Ringlers', a new take on Rob Hordijks 'Rungler'. Originally made for an exhibition it is now a standalone instrument. The whole concept intrigued me deeply, and as a fan of both their work I invited both of them to my studio for a chat. If found the resulting conversation so interesting I decided not to edit it down too much, only taking out the odd interruption. So strap in for an hour of deep synth, music and art nerdery."
"Lots to like in this video. Cat cameos, out-of-focus objects from my yard and of course synthesizers. Even some guitar, if that's your thing. I had a lot of fun putting this one together.
Featuring Serge, Buchla and Eurorack modular synthesizers, a Cocoquantus2, Elektron Octatrack, Analog Four, a bunch of effects and all recorded/edited/mixed in Bitwig Studio."
"The source of this track came through playing with the l_ll__l_ script on Norns: https://llllllll.co/t/l-ll-l/58123 - and layering in Cocoquantus, Organelle (playing Plaits), Tetrax and Cosmos. Chase Bliss Gen Loss and Peterlin add some crackle and hiss."
"A semi-improvised session with the Lorre Mill Double Knot 2 and Double Knot 3 plus Ciat-Lonbarde Peterlin. This trio surprised me a few times during the short jam. Hope there are some enjoyable moments.
"My first encounters with the UltraDubeRolzer mostly made me scratch my head and wonder what I´d got myself into, but then I paired it with the Ciat-Lonbarde Sidrax organ and things took a different and most welcome turn - the UDR turned out to be a fabulous drone machine!
I just vaguely know what I´m doing here but there is crossmodulation going on between the Sidrax, the Duber filters (sounding wonderful!) and the Ultrasound section, and of course the Rollz do their thing too. All in all, the UDR (built by Maciek Jaciuk) semms to be an intriguing and exciting instrument. To be continued ..."
Note this is the first post to feature the UltraDubeRolzer. I ran a quick search online and only found the following video from four months ago.
Ciat lombarde Cocouantus, Sigil Ultraduberolzer, I-pad / Paseo de los Olmos
