Name: VIRTUALITY: Into a Virtual World (clip) by Amin Bhatia
Duration: 56 s
Description: "Virtuality", the sequel to The Interstellar Suite

"Virtuality", the sequel to The Interstellar Suite

VIRTUALITY: Into a Virtual World (clip)

Another track with an interesting lineage... started out as a demo for Roland's MSQ-700, the world's first MIDI sequencer.  This version was produced entirely within my Kurzweil K2500S.  The melody/lead lines were played on a breath-controlled Yamaha VL1 that was sampled into the Kurzweil's internal sequencer.  I resampled the Kurz stereo out and then processed that sample through the multi-band compressor EQ in the Kurzweil's KDFX digital processor to arrive at this finished version.

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Emmy nominated Amin Bhatia began his career with The Interstellar Suite (Capitol/Cinema), a landmark orchestral epic for analog synths created without samplers. The 25th anniversary edition, remixed in surround from the original analog multi-tracks, was available through Triplet Records and HighResAudio.com and through aminbhatia.com.

Respected in both electronic and orchestral genres, Amin Bhatia’s credits include John Woo’s Once a Thief and Iron Eagle II, several IMAX films, multiple Gemini Awards, an Emmy nomination for Disney’s Get Ed, and many awards and nominations for his work on the groundbreaking TV series Anne with an E, X Company, Flashpoint, and additional audio cameos on The Handmaid's Tale.

Amin’s sophomore album Virtuality was the first to be endorsed by the Bob Moog Foundation. It continues his love of both symphonies and technology by featuring A Journey Inside your Computer using orchestral players. Then for contrast, he created Bolero Electronica, a painstaking arrangement of Ravel's masterpiece using 75 years of synthesizers in chronological order.

VIRTUALITY: Into a Virtual World (clip)

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