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Ambient Drone Explained - Subharmonicon Patch

This is a walkthrough and explanation of an Ambient Drone patch that I posted yesterday. The patch was inspired by the work of La Monte Young. Patreon: ➜  / braintree56   If you’d like to support my page without joining patreon, please visit the affiliate links below. If you click through these links and shop around, I’ll get a small commission on anything you buy. It’s a great way to tip me at no additional cost to you. Affiliate Links: Perfect Circuit ➜https://link.perfectcircuit.com/t/v1/... Thomann Music ➜https://www.thomannmusic.com/index.ht... Make sure to follow me on Instagram! ➜  / braintree56music   La Monte Young is an early pioneer in Ambient. Many of his compositions used just intonation which made the Subharmonicon a great choice to try to emulate his work. In this drone - I used the tones Young laid out in his "Dream Chord" and featured in many of his works. The tones are based on ratios of prime numbers. Notably, it is absent of tones like the major third and minor third and relies on 7ths, minor seconds, and major seconds (divisible by 2, 3, and 7 and not 5). "The Tortoise, His Dreams and Journeys" is a great example of the work that influenced this jam.