soundmeeting part 1
Published on Nov 19, 2012 by pianoloft
"the first part of a session with my artpartner max lorenz, useing a lot of electronic hardware devices and some percussion instrumens.
instruments used: roland gaia synth, a piano connected to korg kaos pad 2, korg em1 with memory man, omnichord modified by folktek and rainbowmachine by earthquaker, yamaha pss 100 modified by squidfanny, alesis micron, roland hpd 10"
soundmeeting part 2
Published on Nov 19, 2012 by pianoloft
"the second part of our meeting,rather quiet and psychodelic.
instruments used: roland gaia synth, a piano connected to korg kaos pad 2, korg em1 with memory man, omnichord modified by folktek and rainbowmachine by earthquaker, yamah pss 100 modified by squidfanny, alesis micron, roland hpd 10."
soundmeeting part 3
Published on Nov 19, 2012 by pianoloft
"the third part of our meeting, including extracts from an improvised session at tha wabi sabi pavliion.
instruments used: roland gaia synth, a piano connected to korg kaos pad 2, korg em1 with memory man, omnichord modified by folktek and rainbowmachine by earthquaker, yamah pss 100 modified by squidfanny, alesis micron, roland hpd 10."
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