#82

The third dice went to @MattDavisMusic and his deafening Bass Drones.

Because the Soma Labs Lyra-8 is able the produce very high notes, I added two tracks of improvisation with it, to accompany the deep bass drone. As we are doing drone here, I made it longer … plus some field recording.

I did not use left-right separation, because it felt wrong. Although this track now has even more pressure, i think there is room enough for something else … like jackhammers or so :wink:

(Sh… I checked to see if the Bass Drones were still available but I missed their usage by some minutes …)

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Disquiet Junto Project 0432: Ensembles (Remix)
#83

I have added some noise to @Ethan_Hein rather zen harmonica track . Guess i have trampled all over it with ideas of the body and technology competing and working together. It was meant to be optimistic and I kept thinking of the intro to the velvets Lady Godiva.
The soundsclouds is here:

Thank you ethan.
https://soundcloud.com/ethanhein/harmonica-meditation-trio-mix-disquiet0429?in=disquiet/sets/disquiet-junto-project-0429

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#84

I have to admit that I listened to only a part of all contributions that were available for this round. One of the first pieces I heard was @baconpaul piano piece called “A Third”, and I fell in love with it right from the start. I went for the obvious and added an upright bass to it. If someone adds a ride cymbal now, very quiet and suggestive, like a ride cymbal from on of the last Talk Talk records, then it would be perfect, I guess.
Ah, and maybe Mark Hollis howling some beautiful lyric. But that´s not possible, sadly.
I rolled the dice for two more contributions, not sure if I find the time, would love to.
Stay safe! Regards from a flat in the very north of Berlin. Chocolate cake smell right now, so things are not soo bad yet.

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#85

Hey everyone, I had a typo in the name of my track from last week, so it did´n´t end up in Marc´s playlist. If anyone needs an electric guitar track, here is one: https://soundcloud.com/paulchristophrose/solitary-ensembles-tele-sunday-morning-disquiet0249

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#86

whoa! This is awesome!

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#87

That’s fantastic. Thank you!

And warm wishes to Berlin - I spent a chunk of the mid 90s there and have a warm place in my heart for the city.

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#88

Thanks! A couple of my old friends, a husband and wife, liked our dual track and want to add to it. They’re not Disquiet Junto members, but they are musicians. So I sent them links to this week’s and last week’s //// discussions. I hope they will participate next week.

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#89

Oh no. I’ll add it now, and thanks for sharing it here.

#90

took the fantastic track by @akstuhl @akstuhl Andykstuhl – Dispersal-foundry-disquiet0429 and added some guitar with quite a few effects (see the picture)–gnarliest is a Vaux Flores DOSWave which comes in about half way thru, along with a Fuzz Factory. The guitar is a Greco Les Paul copy from the 80s, about half the pounds (and half the dollars) of the real thing, but a fabulous guitar nonetheless.

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#91

I love MIJ guitars. I have bought and sold two JV Strats both from '82, a Pearl LP custom copy made in the Matsumoku factory in '79 and a really nice Epiphone Elitist LP standard from the early 2000s. If I could keep them all I would have but I don’t like to have more than 2 at a time and I currently have two
USA fenders I adore.

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#92

Hi there, I used a random number generator to choose 3 tracks - nice not to have to decide, because there were so many interesting possibilities.

The Amp Fractured Cello of Candle Nine has so much beautiful detail in the distortion and reverb that i thought it would be stupid to kind of solo over it, so I just played along on a bass guitar, hopefully there’s some room there for someone else!

pollen’s CROWDS has a worrying sneeze it it! I hope that pollen is OK, was it just hayfever? CROWDS has already so much going on that I thought I’d improvise (zither and some little percussion) just imitating some of the movements in the piece. Very curious to see what this might become!

and last but not least:

mgmrmojo’s slow percussion in “alone as a group” reminded me of tibetan rituals, so I got my horn out, but it sounds more like a drunken soldier sounding the retreat. Bit of delay and zither resonance on the horn too.

keep healthy and looking forward to the next phase. x Gus

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#93

that’s great Paul, we just need some lyrics about unicorns or something and a (too) long guitar solo and it would be perfect prog!

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#94

You exactly get the vibe I was going for. I should have worn a cape when I recorded it!!

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#95

Sorry, just noticed my reply went to your post by mistake.

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#96


My second random source track from disquiet0429 by William Boldenweck was quite a challenge. Finally I decided to enhance the perceived darkness of the source track by adding an electronically processed tuba part on the right channel.

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#97

About 2 weeks ago, we left NYC for a less urban location. Out here, I have a subset of my gear. A pretty good piano, an electric guitar, but that’s kinda it. But there’s also a hammered dulcimer here which was a gift years ago.

So I tuned it up and played along with the electric guitar @Paul had recorded last weekend.

I’m a pretty bad hammered dulcimer player as you can hear but it still has a nice atmosphere to it so I figured what the heck, share a second.

Enjoy!

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#98

Disquiet0430
Solitary Ensembles x 2
• Key: C minor? BPM: 120 Time signature: 4/4 DAW: Reaper
• Instruments:
• Plug-ins: Kontakt 6
• Used Random.com to choose track #7 by https://soundcloud.com/junklight
• Old Earth (a beginning) - disquiet0429 is the track that was chosen
• Imported Old Earth file into Reaper
• Added some percussion loops to Old Earth

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#99

So much ridiculously good music to choose from for next week… This is going to be the hardest week ever, which one do I work with, they’re all so inspiring :thinking:

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#100


added drums to - Matthew Thomas Davis - Bass Drones

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Disquiet Junto Project 0431: Solitary Ensembles x 3
#101

Thanks Paul. Now we played a beautiful crescendo all together at the end of this little tune and it made me smile hard.
Also I saw a guy called Gilbert Päffgen play a hammered dulcimer type of instrument a couple of months ago and it was pretty mesmerizing. Weak spot for this instrument since then :slight_smile:

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