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...sauf les autres - Endormi dans tes bras, rêvant à toi

Some times I like my drones. Generated with a grainular patch in Reaktor 5.

Drone feb27

Love this grain patch. More silly routing and bus chains. Knob twiddling.

Drone feb27 #2

Drone feb28

From Larra Skye's album Wishing Tree, release date April 2, 2013.

Grain of Sand

Wishing Tree

An old track... maybe 2006?  Or earlier.  Done in psycle.

The Sea and the Sky

A Sound statue geared towards creating physical discomfort using sound alone. 

HEADPHONES ARE MANDATORY.

Closing your eyes is also recommended.

UNDERTOW VERTIGO

First experiment with SunVox (1.72b). First contri to Soundevotion (round 72, Fairlight CMI sample pack / theme) using nine dumb little originally-unprocessed samples allegedly taken from the original Fairlight factory disks. Original SunVox file available at http://lossfoundation.com/compos/FA8314GBaC26_by_CONFIGSISSY.sunvox
This is a twelve-tone piece based on the tone row [F A Ab Eb Db E G B Bb C D Gb], which is a row derived (through my own admittedly arbitrary method, starting with exchange of equivalent letters of text --> common US / German pitch class names) from the twelve-character phrase "Fairlight CMI", spelling out the source instrument's name over and over in all of the music's pitch content. (Drums are not pitched and thusly not serialized either.)
Just a goofy experiment. 
(edit 4.16.13: sorry for the nom de plume / handle change on this track... long story)

FA8314GBaC26 ("fairlight cmi") by CONFIGSISSY

This song was started around 2002, as basically a rip-off of AFX's Elephant Song. I played with the drum loop for a bit but eventually decided I didn't know how to make a song interesting enough without some kind of melodic aspects.

The main melodic instrument, that kind of horn-like hit, is something I spent a lot of time tweaking the sound on. You can hear a version of it in "Toss Turn and Tumble." I never did get it exactly how I wanted it (though I can't remember exactly what I wanted from it), but it came close enough.

I made a few variations on the main pattern, but didn't really know what else to do with it. After letting it sit for a loooooong time, I borrowed some things from some other songs to fill it out(the analog-sounding synth that comes in around ~2:00 is straight from "Magical Goa Kitten Adventures"), then finished it off relatively quickly.

The name "Binturong" has no relevance to anything, other than that all the songs on Analogue Bubblebath 4 have (unofficial) titles of animals. No binturong screams on here though, it's just a fun word and a goofy animal.

Binturong

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