/// About Parilyz
Origin Story
Writer, performer and producer of electronic music for 25 years, in the studio and far outside it.
Who is transmitting
The Electronic Experimentalist
Parilyz is the electronic music project of a lifelong musician with a background as an audio technician and performing artist. It started 25 years ago with a guitar and a synthesizer, ran through FruityLoops, Reason and many other programs over the years, and today pulls AI tools like Suno into the studio too.
Parilyz writes, performs and produces. Some tracks are built entirely by hand in the studio. Some start with AI. Most are a combination of both, because the point was never the tool. The point is the edge.
The YouTube channel showcases the best of that work: previously unreleased material from the vault and never-before-mixed video, alongside brand new experiments. A new mutation of older traditions, hotwired into circuitry and charged with lightning.
Signal history
Twenty-five years of experiments
Every era of gear and software left something behind in the sound. Here is how the signal evolved.
Strings and oscillators
It began with a guitar and a synthesizer. Playing first, programming second, and learning how a sound behaves when you push it past where it wants to go.
Patterns on a screen
FruityLoops turned the computer into an instrument. Step sequences, loops and late nights building beats one block at a time.
Racks and rewiring
Reason and the programs that followed brought virtual racks, patch cables and endless routing. The studio kept growing without ever leaving the desk.
Alien intelligence
AI generation joined the rig. Suno and other tools act as a new kind of collaborator, directed and shaped in the studio alongside everything that came before.
Transmission
The vault opens. Unreleased tracks and new mutations go out through the Parilyz channel, with visuals made to match the sound.
The rig
Instruments of the experiment
A partial inventory from a quarter century of sound. Hardware, software and whatever arrived from out there.
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