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Synths & Music  I have a problem.The synths aren't the problem. The problem is the desk ran out of space two synths ago. Access Virus Collectionx5 units — "it's not a problem, it's a curated selection"  Access Virus TI2 Keyboard The flagship. 80 voices of dark energy. Gets all the attention. Access Virus TI1 Desktop Same thing, but without the keys. Jealous of its sibling. Access Virus Indigo v1 Indigo. Sexy. Sounds angry. Access Virus C The classic. 2002 called, it wants its pads back. Access Virus Rack Rackable. Stackable. Unmistakable. Behringerclones, but we don't say that word Behringer Wasp Yellow. Mean. Cheap thrills. Behringer Pro-1 Sequential Pro-One clone for the price of dinner. Behringer Crave Semi-modular. Patchable. Addictive. Behringer Edge Percussion synth that goes BONK. Arturia Arturia Minibrute SE Broken LFO. Sounds filthy. Wouldn't fix it even if I could. Arturia KeyStep MK2 MIDI controller / sequencer. The glue. Arturia KeyLab Essentials 61 The big keyboard for when you need to feel professional. Other Gearmisc. things that make noise   Roland JP-8000 Supersaw inventor. Trance in a box. 1997 forever. Waldorf Blofeld Wavetable wizard. Desktop. Underrated. Novation Circuit Tracks Drum machine and sequencer. Deceptively deep. OXI One MK1 Sequencer from the future. 4 tracks of generative madness. Alesis MMT-8 1987 hardware sequencer. 8 tracks. Saw it cheap, had to own it. Eventide Space Reverb pedal that makes everything sound like a cathedral on Mars. Wish ListGAS is real and untreatable Roland JP-8080 The JP-8000's rackable big brother. Need it. Behringer JN-80 Juno-60 clone. That chorus alone is worth it. Yamaha AN1x Virtual analog legend. 90s trance secret weapon. Roland JV-2080 The rompler that scored half the 90s. Access Virus Polar White Virus TI. Because five isn't enough. Access Virus KC Another Virus. Obviously. Behringer RD-9 909 clone. Need those toms. Elektron Digitakt Sample mangler. Workflow cult classic. Nord Rack 2x Red. Virtual analog. Pure 90s rave energy. Novation Supernova 16-voice multitimbral beast. Blue LEDs for days. Sequential Prophet 6 The only modern analog that tempts me. Modal Argon 8 Wavetable. Modern. Surprisingly deep. Modal Cobalt 8 Virtual analog done right. Sleeper hit. Modal Carbon 8 Experimental digital. The weird one. Want it. Music I produce music under my own name for serious stuff. The satirical stuff goes under Pikk Patrol — all AI-generated with Suno. And then there's Lil' Backtick — a concept project about developer culture and AI, also AI-generated, which lives on its own site.
Suno Experiments AI-generated tracks I've made on Suno. Genres range from hyperpop to eurodance to happy hardcore. These are separate from the Lil' Backtick project — just me having fun with AI music generation.
Listen on Suno → Lil' Backtick NEW "Music for the space between keystrokes" A concept project that lives at backticks.no. Music by Suno, lyrics by Claude, direction by me. This is not the same as the Suno experiments above — Lil' Backtick is a multi-album narrative about developer culture, AI dependency, and recursive self-reference. The albums are meant to be listened to in order. UPSTREAM is contemporary worship music with coding metaphors — it sounds like satire until you hear AI AGENTS, which reveals what the developer was actually praying to. The worship language maps perfectly onto AI interaction. "Fill me up with Your presence" becomes "fill my context window." Read the full story: The Loop: Making Art with AI about Making Art with AI backticks.no → NoodleCode EXPLICIT ⚠ CONTENT WARNING: Raw Terminal Action The following contains explicit depictions of unprotected git pushes, force merges without review, and production deploys on a Friday. Viewer discretion is advised. Developer-themed parody music videos with synchronized terminal animations, CRT scanlines, and beat-reactive glitch effects. Git workflows as romantic metaphors. Tracks include Branch On Me, Private Repo, Run It Again, and more. "What happens in the private repo stays in the private repo." Enter NoodleCode (18+) → Synth Videos Synth jams, gear demos, and trance production. Zero upload schedule. Subscribe on YouTube →
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