Sunday, May 17, 2009
Din 34 Live Ambient Composition
YouTube via kipptumor
"All of the MIDI gadgets plus the modular system were pre-"programmed' and I merely faded/mixed the various elements in. Din 34 is the first piece in the Din series that was created this way. the other 33 (that's right - I've got a lot of time to kill) were all created track by track using Acid Music Studio. I had to chop a portion out towards the end so that it would fit on youtube here. The gadgets used were: EMU MoPhat & Xtreme Lead Rack synths, Roland V Synth XT Rack, Future Retro Revolution sequencer/monosynth, Korg Electribe, Synthesizers.com Studio 44 cabinet with analog sequencer, Novation Supernova Rack synth, Alesis Micron, & Dave Smith Evolver. The filtered cigarette is a fine blend of Drum tobacco, Gambler (mostly for filler), and some vanilla pipe tobacco that I roll while I watch PBS and the news."
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Fantastic! Excellent timbres.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting how the repeating ascending "scale" at times feels as though it blends in; and at other times really grabs your attention.
I will certainly have to investigate Din 1 thru 33 now!