envelopes, LFOs, followers, randomness — what makes sound move
The invisible mechanism that makes sound move. A source — envelope, LFO, follower, randomness — drives a destination with depth and polarity. The transversal primitives of sound production: they don't make the sound, they sculpt it over time.
a gesture that becomes a shape over time — and, once it loops, starts to look like an LFO.
an oscillator too slow to hear, fast enough to move everything — and which, in a single cycle, becomes an envelope again.