Ender from Versions by Benedict Roff-Marsh
Ender has to win a prize for being so obviously named. I just didn't come up with anything better and it stuck.
Originally it wasn't really meant a be a piece at all. I was just playing around with some sounds I had made based on the Blamsoft Distributor unit I just purchased. It is clever; you feed it your notes and it fires them off to up to eight different synths in a round-robin fashion. Here I used clones of the same instrument (each of the main sounds) with minor variations so every note sounds just a bit different to make a more organic sound. Subtle but has a charm.
The piece stuck as it is rather hypnotic.
I make music my way. I am aware of trends but don't follow them as such. This is hand-made electronic music with melodies working to express ideas. Beauty is important to me - as I believe it should be to all.
I started in the late '80s as a Mix Engineer. 35+ years in and still going. A lot of my older work is represented here as well as what I do today.