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Two weeks ago I flipped on the main power switch to the rig and all the pedals were making their own noise. No performer. Not even an instrument plugged into the rig. Yesterday morning I flipped on the main power switch and an entirely different tone generated itself from the assemblage. Again, not even an instrument was plugged in. Admittedly, both times I'd left the Moog MF-101 lowpass filter on a high enough resonance that it is self-oscillating. The indeterminate nature in the system is that most of the seven Moog pedals switch from bypassed to on and vice versa when the power cycles, so which pedals are active when you flip the power on is like the other player in a poker game showing their hand of cards. So as I do when I hear something I find interesting, I press Record. Here's listening to my gear without me: All In - a short 1.5 minute or so sine-wavy electronic pulsation with Doppler-esque falling squeals caused by my plugging or removing a cable from the input. http://www.subscapeannex.com/other/all_in.mp3 All In Two - thirty-one minutes of dual-delay burbling resonance, left entirely alone by me during the recording thereof. No input. No cable plugging or unplugging. Nice bass pulsations in the lower register if you turn it up a bit. http://www.subscapeannex.com/other/all_in_two.mp3 Free to use as you wish, if you wish. Let me know if you do use these in something. best, Steve Burnett Subscape Annex http://www.subscapeannex.com/