September 6th 2018 Disquiet0349 by cboulter

This is my contribution to the Disquiet Junto Project 0349: Got Glitch.

The brief this week was to consider what 'glitch' meant in music and sound and then create a piece of music employing a glitch.

I used two sound sources:
- A Mannequins Three Sisters filter feeding back on itself in various ways, into a delay line and in parallel into a multi-band resonant filter
- A low quality recording of the wind chime my neighbour has in her front porch, played back by a MakeNoise Morphagene.

Various random, self-patched and interconnected modulation sources (including myself) are modulating these.

I think this delivers the desired effect.

More on this 349th weekly Disquiet Junto project (Got Glitch? / The Assignment: Help define “glitch” by glitching something, and explaining what you did) at:

https://disquiet.com/0349/

Major thanks to Sevenisn, Mark Lentczner, and other folks in the Junto Slack for pitching in on this project’s development.

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Image associated with this project is by Roland Gesthuizen, used thanks to Flickr and a Creative Commons license:

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