Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Dave Smith Tetra and claymation
YouTube via peterkeys88
"Your hearing the sounds of the new Dave Smith Tetra, plus a few things from a Moog Voyager, with some multitracking in Logic. This cartoon is rather frightening, i dont know what it was originally for but i suppose theyre trying to get the children to behave. more music at Myspace.com/peterdyer"
The sounds of a Dave Smith Tetra and a Moog Voyager
"The Care Bears are just to keep your busy eyes entertained. Been playing with my new Dave Smith Tetra and loving it. Your hearing that, with a Moog Voyager thru an MXR 150 analog delay, and a Korg KP3, multitracking via Logic. more music at Myspace.com/peterdyer Kudos to retrojunk.com for the clip."
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That claymation came courtesy of Will Vinton's "The Further Adventures of Mark Twain." Yep, the California Raisins guy. Its listed as a children's movie, but it has a lot of adult-slanted material that makes it a real prize, as you see in the clip. Typical line, this one from Mark Twain proper: "He looked as surprised as a Presbyterian in Hell." There ya go!
ReplyDeleteNice sounds. The videos are indeed quite frightening
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