Episode I // A Journey through Space and Sound

*Central computer activated.* The recording capsule left its home planet over 10 years ago. Destinationless, without direction, the small spaceship carried me through the infinity of timestamps.

All that remained was the vehicle I flew in, the acoustic tools for recording the sound information, and the humming control module. Music offered the opportunity to avoid becoming completely lost in the waves of the stars. Space is vast – the immeasurable possibilities motivated me to switch off warp mode and embark on a sound expedition.

For some time, I floated through deserted samples, searching for exotic sound spaces and unique soundscapes. The loneliness ate into my digital audio workstation and, as the trip progressed, became a biting challenge.

Along the way, I encountered curious signals, audiovisual environments, and fascinating sound creatures of various kinds. I began to electronically document, edit, and capture these cultural treasures in colorful soundscapes.

Episode II // Abstract Acoustic Data

Taking the samples with me turned out to be an acoustic adventure – I discovered unknown areas of alien planets, inhabited by creatures never before heard.

The spaceship is equipped with melody modules and devices of all kinds; the synthetic data processing is closely linked to the thinking apparatus.

The cables connect synapses and engines. The central computer’s AI processes the database and places new compositions into the onboard computer’s channels.

Episode III // Synaesthetic Transformation

In search of new fuel, I finally reach planet Earth after 12 years. A place far removed from logic, yet full of interesting harmonies. I decide to stay here for now and make the productions available to people.

The journey into the endless expanse of space has been so long. The data and works are now being released and made available to the public after all these years. The research results of the excursion are recorded in albums of electronic music under the title “mission10.” *Central computer deactivated.*