Friday, October 01, 2010
"Dark Signals" by Mark Mosher (Live Rehearsal Video)
YouTube via newechoproductions | October 01, 2010
"'Dark Signals' is a song from my album I Hear Your Signals. This video is in HD and I captured the audio full fidelity right from my sound card in real-time and made note edits. It's one of my favorite songs off the album and is becoming a crowd favorite at live shows. A dark original electronica song with driving big beats, bit-crushed high-hats, a dash of ambient texture, and tasty distorted synth leads. Checkout the rippin' synth solo at the 1:42 mark performed live from a Tenori-On matrix controller sending notes to a virtual synth running in Ableton Live. The Moog Etherwave Theremin signal is being converted from analog back to digital and is driving virtual synths as well.
You can buy the album name your prices ($0 for Free) over at http://markmosher.bandcamp.com.
Mark Mosher
www.MarkMosherMusic.com"
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