Couldn’t sleep so fiddled around in the studio and recorded a live jam.
No relation to the Yellow Magic Orchestra song of the same name, except for a possible common appreciation for the concept of idealised technologically advanced cities.
Recorded this two weeks ago as part of the SoundCloud monthly acid pattern.
I’ve got to admit that I enjoy hanging out with the oscilloscope worms: underground, dirty, messy, wilfully unpredictable, surviving on scraps and detritus, just doing your own thing trying to ignore the continual heavy pressure from above.
Surviving without claps is a bit tough, though. Worms have no hands, y’see.
My stab at the January acid pattern recorded live last night.
Rust Creep’s original pattern is a cool smooth 4 bar thing but I got tired after inputting the first 13 notes and then absent-mindedly left the door open for some weird mutants to creep in, confuse me massively with their monkeying around, and introduce stacks of hard-to-control layered distortion.
Eh, it happens.
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awesome. i saw them a couple years after that and they were so loud that the woman standing next to me vomited.
Heheh! I don’t know why that is so cool, but it sure is.
I have no idea just how many times I saw MBV play live back then, but they never disappointed.
My Bloody Valentine - Still in a Dream
(Live at University of London Union, ‘89)
Silly Halloween nonsense summoned into and then chased live out of the RM1x; Halloween, October 31st, 2011.
I’ll never apologise for loving synthetic cellos or gamelans.
In a minimalist gear vibe, so recorded direct this from the Yamaha RM1x’s output as I flew it live hence the somewhat shonky production values.
131.3 BPM, 19th October, 2011.
Yet again, I’m not quite sure of the genre to tag this with. Suggestions?
“Welcome”
I had no Internet access Thursday evening so after staring out of the window and at the ceiling for a bit I retreated into the studio for a play around.
Some predictably bassy techno is what resulted after finding Hainbach’s cool Maxtone “calculator piano” samples on my hard drive awaiting exploitation. The tempo is 123.58 BPM for obvious Fibonacci reasons.
Recorded live at Low Brow Eye Labs, Thursday 13th October, 2011.
Kudos to:
“Thank you”
Aleph Null vs. Candi Staton - You Got The Loops
Recorded live at Low Brow Eye Labs, Wednesday 28th September, 2011.
∙ Candi Staton - You Got The Love
∙ Lyndi Layton - Dub Be Good To Me
∙ Ableton Live 8 digital audio workstation
∙ Allen & Heath X:One 92 DJ mixer
∙ Edirol FA-101 digital audio interface
∙ Kenton Control Freak x 2
∙ Yamaha HS80M monitor speakers
∙ Grado SR80i headphones.
Not really sure what of the genre for this. Any suggestions?
