Disquiet Junto Project 0359: Broken Clock

disquiet · 2018-11-16T17:14:39.286Z

The playlist is now rolling:

And I’m loving the render-glitch images folks are using for their cover images.

Hawthorn · 2018-11-16T19:00:19.171Z

Apologies all, my track is now downloadable!

disquiet · 2018-11-16T19:13:51.919Z

No problem. Thanks for having done it. It’s not required. Totally fine if folks don’t want their work reworked.

bassling · 2018-11-16T21:58:56.746Z

Cheers @ZeroMeaning

My video can be downloaded here

rycolos · 2018-11-16T22:33:01.683Z

Mine is also downloadable now. I’m traveling this weekend so will not be able to partake in this one

TotalEnergy · 2018-11-16T23:34:46.459Z

I worked with Robert Knote’s 12 HOURS. Shaved off the opening bit and wrote a song around it.

Cheers xo

bassling · 2018-11-17T10:58:23.757Z

I’d been meaning to try remixing my recording and had an approach in mind from an earlier Junto that seemed to meet the description.

The Slow By Steps Junto outlined an approach to remixing that drew out loops, so I could imagine looked like the colorful striations under the broken clock.

sevenism · 2018-11-17T11:50:48.211Z

original: https://soundcloud.com/ohm-research/aikaisemmin-disquiet0357 by ohm research

the image really reminded me of the autechre youtube dump visuals… but i didnt want it to sound like that because it just sounds like 444 tracks of raw data to me. but the visuals made me think of colured reverb tails and stereo mutations

i took ohms track used low quality tempo change for some atonal artifacts
duplicated that, added reverb colour by pitching up 5st and wet reverb
duplicated and rvb color’d another couple of times. delay and echo on some of the tracks, eq’d and volumes adjusted acousmatically (accidentally thought some of the sounds emanated from the washing machine…whoops!)

Don_Stanley · 2018-11-17T22:08:50.996Z

I loved this GLSmyth piece.

Glsmyth – 12-hours-disquiet0357

and luckily he allowed me to use it for my strange project.

Don_Stanley · 2018-11-17T22:12:06.219Z

It seems like the soundcloud version is slightly differerent than the one on my computer, like some kind of clipping … is that possible?

krehg · 2018-11-18T04:03:55.341Z

https://soundcloud.com/ohm-research/kypt-disquiet0359-the-time-on-the-clock-is-out-of-joint-sevenismhow-the-night-came-remix

This is a composite remix of Sevenism’s “The Clock” and How The Night Came’s “The Time Is Out Of Joint” from Disquiet 0357. This result was unexpected, like the glitch in the photo for the project.

bassling · 2018-11-18T04:17:49.182Z

This is a “non submission” that developed as I was remixing my Junto this week.

My submission took directions from Junto 0166 and it led me to wonder about Junto 0332, which was the remix based on lottery results.

So I looked up the local lotto and selected the files for this remix that were recorded for Junto 0357 based on the Powerball numbers.

Dunno, it doesn’t reflect the broken clock image but still got a good result.

Ahornberg · 2018-11-18T09:38:16.069Z

My work is based on https://soundcloud.com/howthenightcame/disquiet0357-the-time-is-out-of-joint

I used downsampling and grain glitches.

Ruairi · 2018-11-18T12:27:34.139Z

Hey!
Here’s mine:

I used the track from Detrius:

I split it into 8 frequency ranges, applied different processing to each range and then put a beat behind it, Livecut it and did some editing on the whole thing. I like that you can in places still make out some of the well known tracks Detrius used.

Ruairi · 2018-11-18T12:31:43.699Z

Yes it could be, there is a lot of transcoding going on their side. If you leave a minimum of 0.3 db headroom I think this is enough to avoid clipping.

brokenhours · 2018-11-19T02:03:57.745Z

Long time Junto member but first contribution in a few years.

Just joined lines, looking forward to the conversation.

disquiet · 2018-11-19T02:12:01.311Z

So super to see you pop up.

ntrier · 2018-11-19T11:55:08.818Z

I used “how the night came”'s solo piano track, “the time is out of joint,” and went for a fairly literal translation of the image. To portray the vertical bars in the image, I chopped up the solo piano track into second-long slices and then gave the Follow Actions in Ableton to make it twice as likely each slice would repeat itself vs. go to the next slice.

Then, I took each phrase/section from the repeating slices and reversed the audio sample for that segment.

I ended up with a new track that was about 3 times longer than the source material. So, I repeated the source material 3 more times, transposed the second iteration down a 5th and the sliced audio up a second, which gives a little minuet-ish ABA ternary form.

I also realized the picture by using EQ to use only the higher frequencies of the original track and the lower frequencies of the new tracks.

Thanks to how the night came for making their track available

Ahornberg · 2018-11-19T15:13:45.681Z

Broken Clock Counterpoint in the style of Steve Reich

ryanscottmattingly · 2018-11-19T15:34:58.346Z