rageblancheThis is a mixtape of my b sides tracks, unreleased and stuff being just posted temporary on soundcloud.
https://v.basspistol.org/w/qyNShD7oYjdzPGMMhKVqWF
I listened it last night again and I must say that I'm pleased with some ideas and it's as one friend said possibly a brighter edition of Rage Blanche.
So here are some stories about the music, the tracks:
1. - recorded from the first take while jamming on yamaha portasound's two different presets.
2. this is a serious remix idea for a kind of summer vibe house track. i used ableton's stock samples and built in instruments, its just a scetch
3. i love the moment of the nylon acoustic guitar ran through different pedals here.
4. Somewhere in the Night
(1946) a mildly interesting ol flick, but the moment which initiated this track was the sound of the movie from the docks which sounds like cellphone vibrating. Cellphone vibrating in 1946??? You get it.
5. a ride with minibrute 1 but not in an agressive brute factor way but a chi led out, kind of moogy synth stuff.
6. mostly fx by m-audio black box unit also arpeggiated korg monologue in some parts.
7. 8. 9, 10, when i got yamaha csx-1, all the sounds are from there. a period when i also watched experimental movies and jammed along.
11. This one hits hard. Several kicks which make a main theme, beat and a bunch of parts and hooks from instruments and distortions.
12. Marshal McLuhan sampled from his famous lecture but what's more weird is Azra was also sampled. Not so well known song, but those violins... The beat is an attempt of old school electro stuff, but at this point it's not so well saturated, except the bass part later in the track.
13, i hired a friend of mine to make guesses of the exact results of football matches and he was scoring 80% and more accurate. We never bet. But what I did is databended the excel file in various alghorythms through audacity and further played with the design.
Some years before the big AI bang a guy appeared in a bar i was in that night and i don't know what started a story, when i explained him this concept work he said: "DO YOU WANT MONEY?"
I said no. Of course. And then he was saying that AI is gonna change the world for the best possible way. That night and the whole conversation still has a kind of omen for me. Not related to not taking money but something else.
Most of all, hope you do enjoy listening.
#electronica #databending #jamsession #techno #harmonic #bsides
https://v.basspistol.org/w/qyNShD7oYjdzPGMMhKVqWF
I listened it last night again and I must say that I'm pleased with some ideas and it's as one friend said possibly a brighter edition of Rage Blanche.
So here are some stories about the music, the tracks:
1. - recorded from the first take while jamming on yamaha portasound's two different presets.
2. this is a serious remix idea for a kind of summer vibe house track. i used ableton's stock samples and built in instruments, its just a scetch
3. i love the moment of the nylon acoustic guitar ran through different pedals here.
4. Somewhere in the Night
(1946) a mildly interesting ol flick, but the moment which initiated this track was the sound of the movie from the docks which sounds like cellphone vibrating. Cellphone vibrating in 1946??? You get it.
5. a ride with minibrute 1 but not in an agressive brute factor way but a chi led out, kind of moogy synth stuff.
6. mostly fx by m-audio black box unit also arpeggiated korg monologue in some parts.
7. 8. 9, 10, when i got yamaha csx-1, all the sounds are from there. a period when i also watched experimental movies and jammed along.
11. This one hits hard. Several kicks which make a main theme, beat and a bunch of parts and hooks from instruments and distortions.
12. Marshal McLuhan sampled from his famous lecture but what's more weird is Azra was also sampled. Not so well known song, but those violins... The beat is an attempt of old school electro stuff, but at this point it's not so well saturated, except the bass part later in the track.
13, i hired a friend of mine to make guesses of the exact results of football matches and he was scoring 80% and more accurate. We never bet. But what I did is databended the excel file in various alghorythms through audacity and further played with the design.
Some years before the big AI bang a guy appeared in a bar i was in that night and i don't know what started a story, when i explained him this concept work he said: "DO YOU WANT MONEY?"
I said no. Of course. And then he was saying that AI is gonna change the world for the best possible way. That night and the whole conversation still has a kind of omen for me. Not related to not taking money but something else.
Most of all, hope you do enjoy listening.
#electronica #databending #jamsession #techno #harmonic #bsides
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