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Krell Music No. 8: AlphaWave Generator (Part 2: Dream Sequence)

Laboratory Notes After what appears to be a succcessful implementation of the Krellian AlphaWave Generator (previously published as 'Krell Music No. 7'), I threw caution to the wind and strapped on a spare cephalo-neural transductional cap and slept, while the soundstream from the alphawave generator (set to 'semi harmonic aural REM pattern') permeated my brain. This audio video material records my dream states. I note that my sleeping self seems to have travelled back to the familiar sights and bucolic settings of Planet Earth. There is no shame in finding solace in the familiar, even though it is so far away from Altair. While feeling strangely euphoric, I do not feel as refreshed as I had expected. On review of my patch notes, I have identified some areas that could be altered, simplified, or even cut out entirely. "less is More" as the saying goes. I look forward to continuing my KrellWave explorations. Technical Information This piece is a continuation of    • Krell Music No. 7: Reconstituted Alph...   , using the same patch on my KrellWave Modular rig. "Guided Generative Music": Random triggers and modulated step tempos and just about everything else, but with occasional adjustments of control voltage attenuators. The system usually responds as intended. Briefly, the voices are: - Behringer Pro-1: squiggles and mayhem - Moog Subharmonicon: Faltering sequenced melody - Strymon Skylab: heavily modulated reverberation