Handle with care (Do not drop)
Users sometimes ask if myNoise could be programmed to play Electronic Dance Music (EDM). The short answer is no, it can't... as illustrated by this sound generator ;-) But if you are a fan of ambient electronica, check out the No Dance slider setting!
To play EDM properly, one must master a key element: the drop. A drop is a point in a music track when a sudden change occurs. It is not the drop itself that makes a track interesting, but the intense buildup and anticipation that precedes it. The tension created - a wonderful one - resolves with the change, leaving the listener feeling shivers down their spine.
With myNoise, each stem is independent from the others. Getting all of them to drop simultaneously is highly improbable; they drop at their own pace. The effect is not the same, which might leave EDM fans frustrated as they wait for something that will probably never happen - though a possibility exists!
So, instead of standing by waiting for the unexpected, they can instead enjoy the intrinsic quality of myNoise, a quality that no static recording can compete with. With myNoise, stems are constantly shifting and beating against each other, creating a soundtrack that is always changing: not only over time, but also when the generator starts; if you try reloading the page, there are 1,024 different initial states the generator bootstraps from, and some are better than others.
A note to the purist here: all the sound sources used are hardware analog. Analog circuitry creates a sound that offers something special, creating almost-living sonic entities. You can enjoy both the music and the sounds here.
Published on December 13th, 2021
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