#1590

gorgeous! if you don’t mind my asking, what’s providing the delay here?

#1591

Just recorded this in one take! Using lots of eurorack, digitakt and some sounds from the OP-1. Feels nice to finally have my whole set up running together.

https://soundcloud.com/maarmalade/embers

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#1592

very groovy, how are you getting that windy sound?

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#1593

It’s the Alright Devices Chronoblob with the Colour Palette / Woof VCF in the feedback loop. I wish I had two of these :slight_smile:

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#1594

Thanks!

Ultra Random Analog Sample Outs A & B --> Three Sisters Low & All
Batumi Sine > Triatt --> Three Sisters Freq & Span
Three Sisters Low & Center --> Out

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#1595

Here is an excerpt of a live performance at Doug Fir Lounge in Portland, Oregon. There isn’t any footage of the actual performance in this video but instead it is the last six minutes of the visuals that I made to accompany the performance along with the live recorded audio from the show. You might recognize some of the visuals from the ones in the video Chris Hahn shot of the show I did w/ @tehn + @kelli_cain last year. What can I say?.. I believe in recycling :slight_smile:

notes: in this performance I was using a Fender Jazzmaster, Teenage Engineering OP-1 and a 7u Intellijel case with the bulk of the audio being looped and processed using the Orthogonal Devices ER-301, Intellijel Rainmaker, and Whimsical Raps/Mannequins Three Sisters filter. All of that audio was being run through a 10 foot long mono 1/4" tape loop which is responsible for much of the delay/feedback you hear throughout the performance.

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#1596

Here’s a short vid I made yesterday. It was a snow day here in Richmond, VA and I took the opportunity to dive into my newly acquired MI Rings!

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#1597

inspiring stuff! i’m starting a very similar system now - started with the 0-coast and SQ-1 a while back, just built a case and got a couple modules for a second voice, hoping to make very similar noise soon. cheers!

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#1598

thanks! yep that’s exactly how I started—0-Coast and SQ-1 and I still feel like I have so much to learn, but that is what’s so cool about modular/life.

#1599

One from the day before and an older one. Just got an Ibanez rock’n’play and had to try out that half speed mode! :smile:

(op-1, tape loops, elements, springs, mutant cp+bd, tubes)

(op-1, tempest, spring reverb, mf104)

EDIT: a bunch of modular was used as well of course, but don’t remember all of it. it was dark. :slight_smile:

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#1600

My live set from here in Seattle last night, free improvised solo acoustic guitar, transistor radio, extended technique: https://uneasychairs.bandcamp.com/album/live-dismal-lounge

#1601

I’ve posted a few tracks in this thread throughout the process of completing them, and will be posting all of them to my Bandcamp page on the 15th.

The Persistence Recordings

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#1602

Here’s my noise project’s debut track:

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#1603

Released a single last week! You can read about it / watch the video here:

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#1604

First in my bandcamp series of live recordings:

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#1605

One more from the G2 drone series :slight_smile: trying out layering a patch I was developing from a basic volume lfo idea, playing around with osc timbres and frequencies composition-wise. The inspiration came from a wilderness trip earlier that day, as is often the case :smile:

https://soundcloud.com/prms/seven-saints

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#1607

Some noisy dub techno ambient

#1608

https://soundcloud.com/eesn/01a

pressed Stop. this remained. i recorded it.
0-coast → softpop → clouds → rings → iOS RP1 → BigSky

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#1609

This is the first music I’ve ‘released’ since starting my modular system about six months ago. I was trying to make the sounds of what winter in England feels like.

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#1610

I was included on a compilation to benefit Friends of Puerto Rico, an organisation still in the throes of hurricane relief. The compilation was released yesterday and can be heard/purchased here:

Lots of good music here, from tape loop specialist Tomonari Nozaki (aka UNKNOWNjp) and Olga Wojciechowska (aka Strië) to Oberman Knocks, Blamstrain, Roel Funcken and many others. I’m surprised and honoured to have been curated.

Proceeds go directly to the charity.

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