Embers- When carbon-based materials are consumed by fire, they slowly turn into embers. The combustion is still happening but at a very slow pace because the oxygen doesn’t circulate easily to the combustible core. They often produce a gentle crackling, hovering soundbed and sound differently according to the materials and the temperature of it. This module uses granular synthesis to generate constant, ever-changing textures.

Gas- When there’s fire, there is gas involved. Mostly naturally induced like the oxygen as the origin combustion or carbon dioxide as its result. But sometimes there’s also man-induced gazes, used as combustibles like butane or propane. Theses gazes come out of our ovens, stoves, water heater … with systems designed to control and restrain their flow (that sometimes fail and cause accidental fires).