Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Boomstar the Beguine - S.E.M. by Marc St. Regis and Drew Neumann
Published on Jul 3, 2013 StudioElectronics·14 videos
"Boomstar Band in a Tabletop Box----Gospel drum pocket, Neumann's own organic afro-latin percussion, Native Tom Tom Timpani and triangle, 5x lead line lovliness, bold, bubbly, and bouncy FX tweaks and flips, and fairly fancy colors generated by a stock S.E.M. production unit, tuned to 432 Hz of course.
"Plus" (a word to be avoided at all costs apart from mathematical formulas) Chordal triplet rhythms: FM styled repeats, warm tube and angry fuzzbox crunches, and clean sweeps, care of my Roland MK-80, processed and pressed by the SEM 'Star's impressive, expressive, excessive external input feature.
Deeper read at https://soundcloud.com/studio-electro... for fuller, fluffier commentary and .wav link!
Performed by a now lost .mid source, Marc St. Regis, Drew Neumann, via the inspiration of CP 1.
Produced by Marc St. Regis
Video by Marc St. Regis."
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