SQ - 4m Dubessey by fanwander

This is a sound example which was created using the software SQ-4M which I wrote for my Eurorack Module VMC-1 (for details see links below).
basically this is a single repeated F-maj7 chord played over three octavas like A3, C4, E4, F4, A4, C5, E5, F5, A5, C6, E6, F6, A6. It becomes a "piece of music" by a function that determines for each of the 12 notes how many clock ticks happen until the note is played the next time. Think it a A3 on every step, C4 every second step, E4 every third step and so on. I unmute one track after the other, beginning with C4 (A4 is left out).

Additionally there is a simple bass figure played by an acoustic upright bass.
A random function sets for each note a different velocity value.
Finally I transposed all tracks sometimes.

Astonishing enough this does not sound like invented from a machine.

The sounds for the piano and the upright bass come from a Roland SC-33 soundmodule.

Link to the euro-rack sequencer module
https://www.florian-anwander.de/vmc/

Link to the software
https://www.florian-anwander.de/sq-4m/