Poly Evolver Music

[dslsynth]

Very interesting project, Soundquest! What software did you use to create the waveshapes from the recordings you made? Making new waveshapes is on my list of things to do but haven't really started on YIN yet.

[Soundquest]

That's a fascinating collection of sounds, Soundquest.  You've lived up to your name!  I've always loved the general bell category of tones, and these are like exotic bells.  Very pretty, and certainly musically useful.

I have to make a suggestion for naming the patches: "PEK Pots."  Too cute?

Thanks Sacred Synthesis.  In keeping the PEK relevant compared to Sequential's latest offerings, I was looking to come up with something 8Dio wouldn't have in their samples       And "PEK pots" works!

Very interesting project, Soundquest! What software did you use to create the waveshapes from the recordings you made? Making new waveshapes is on my list of things to do but haven't really started on YIN yet.

dslsynth,  check out Chsyn's post in the PEK rack section of this forum. Initially I got it from the old forum.  So I think that link to the wav software may be old now from what I recall.  I have it saved on my computer.  If you cannot find it I could probably zip you the file

https://forum.sequential.com/index.php/topic,39.0.html

[Soundquest]

Well, I really do like the idea of being able to import my own waveshapes, awkward as the process is to do that with PEK, it still is my only synth capable of that.   This goes back to a concept I posted a few months ago... "teapot waveshapes".
The main sound throughout is from those wave shapes. Weird voices are PEK.    I'm using the Polyend sequencer, and the dreamy pads is P12. Percussion Vermona MKII.

https://soundcloud.com/wavescape-1/musix-box-carousel-master

[Sacred Synthesis]

Very pretty, Soundquest.  I especially liked the very soft sequence in the background.  Some of those sounds made me think someone was talking behind me.

[Soundquest]

Thanks Sacred Synthesis.   For a hardware sequencer, the Polyend "Seq" as they call it,  can adjust volume/velocity pretty easily.