Wednesday, January 12, 2011
nonsynonymous (mfb kraftzwerg version)
"This was recorded entirely with the MFB Kraftzwerg, a small, cheap semi-modular analog synthesizer. All sounds heard are exclusively the kraftzwerg.
There is another version of this album made with [BLOK] Modular, a new software modular synthesizer for VST. The music is the same, but the recording is different.
There are 4 separate tracks in the album, as well as a fifth combination track. Each track is meant to flow between the next based on tempo, rhythm, key, and mood. The fifth track, nonsynonymous, is a mixed down version of this. I am fully aware that nobody will actually listen to this in its entirety, but it is there just in case."
via santahatandponcho in the comments of this post.
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Interesting bit of synth orchestration and composition in the academic (well thought out, learned) vein. The only thing keeping me from listening to track 5 was the fact that I had just heard those themes and there was more Matrixsynth content to view. Otherwise, good stuff.
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