TANELER by boorch First Steps

video upload by Fedir Tkachov Music

"Today is a very good day because a new app TANELER by boorch (Bruce Menace / Cometary Trails) finally got released! https://boorch.itch.io/taneler

This recording is my first go at it. I found some improvised abstract vocoder recordings from another project, and a bass loop I once made, and as if by magic all these layers worked really well. It's a very simple setup, there's even no lfo modulation used.

In the meantime, my latest album 'Uncut Jams' is yours for the taking on bandcamp!"



See the boorch label below for more.

Dronage Terminal

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"Simple ambient composition consisting of 3 drone layers and one sad sequence"

Dronage Terminal: Basics Tutorial

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(Teaser) Taneler v0.1.0 - An ambient loop workstation in your terminal

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via https://boorch.itch.io/dronage-terminal

A drone workstation for the terminal, featuring 4x famously open sourced macro oscillator synth module whose name must not be spoken, extensive modulation capabilities, and custom tailored effects including a granular delay.

The screenshots demonstrate how the tool looks like when it's launched through Rio Terminal, an amazing terminal emulator that supports RetroArch shaders. For clarity, Rio Terminal is NOT a requirement.

I highly recommend downloading a Nerd Font (like JetBrains Mono Nerd) and using it on your preferred terminal emulator to make sure all special characters used in the UI id splayed as expected though.

There's a README.md file included in the downloads. It's in Markdown format. It's human-readable with any text editor, but I strongly suggest using an app that supports Markdown format to view it with better formatting. Worst case scenario, you can paste it into a Markdown viewer website like this to read it properly.