NYLE STEINER & DEAN DE BENEDICTIS ON SUNDAY SYNTH, MAY 22 by Dean De Benedictis
"This is a track from Dean De Benedictis's project, Travels Rendered, that was aired on British radio program Sunday Synth. The track/song is an improvised ambient piece that was performed and recorded live, in an alpine canyon near Provo, Utah, by Dean De Benedictis and Nyle Steiner (inventor of the EWI). To create this piece, both men hiked up into the mountains with their gear, and then Nyle plugged his EWI and synth module into an audio card for Dean's laptop studio (which runs Ableton Live and Reactor). Both men then preceded to improvise live ambient music, successfully. The canyon was elevated in the mountains east of Provo, and it was a gray day. (The accompanying video is not from this performance, but rather a separate TV interview that introduces Nyle and what he does.)"
Saturday, June 25, 2011
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You should post music like this on www.thegzp.com because there are many more people listening to it there than on SC.
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