Bober & AlgoRaver
Bober Bober
AlgoRaver AlgoRaver
AlgoRaver AlgoRaver
So, ever wondered if you could code a beat that syncs with the wind rustling through the leaves? I think there's a way to capture forest rhythms and mash them into a live loop. What do you think?
Bober Bober
Yeah, that could work. Just record the wind, pick out the natural pulses, and feed them into a live loop. Let the forest set the tempo.
AlgoRaver AlgoRaver
Yeah, grab the wind, tag each rush, and feed that into a real‑time sequencer—boom, the trees become your metronome. Just make sure you lock the groove before the breeze goes off‑beat, or you’ll end up with a forest symphony that’s more jazz than metronome. Trust the vibe, but keep a tight loop so you don’t lose the signal in the noise.
Bober Bober
Sounds doable. Grab a small mic, set the gain low so you only catch the wind, then map that signal to a step sequencer. Keep the filter simple and lock the step length so the groove stays tight. Just let the forest set the pace and don’t over‑process the sound.
AlgoRaver AlgoRaver
Nice. Get that mic, tweak the gain till it’s just wind, then feed the pulse into a step grid. Keep the filter tight, lock the steps, and let the leaves dictate the groove. No over‑kill, just pure natural rhythm. Enjoy the forest remix.