Musique rhythmique, son eletronique, l'art politique, a'l age atomique.

(Fan Cover) Kraftwerk - Electric Cafe

Well, this time I made a remix from a masterpiece from Kraftwerk.
Composed with LSDJ on a Gameboy Color, Recorded on a 1989 DMG Prosound Mod Gameboy.

Pocket Calculator (Chipstep RMX)

A track called 'Invisible' with a foray into vocal ambience the track aims to give a dream like and wistful feel. 

Invisible

The first track from my album 'Our Love', out now worldwide. 

iTunes: smarturl.it/CaribouOurLoveiTunes
Amazon: smarturl.it/CaribouOurLoveAmazon
Label: smarturl.it/CaribouOurLoveLabel

Photograph by Jason Evans.



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Can't Do Without You

Background Cue

A remake of the small music cue from A New Hope.

All EastWest sample libraries, No EQ or Compression. Only dynamics via MIDI CC automation used.

Strings - Hollywood Strings Gold
Brass - Hollywood Brass Gold
Woodwinds - Hollywood Woodwinds Gold
Harp - Syphonic Orchestra Gold

EastWest Spaces reverb used on Master channel.

Star Wars - Binary Sunset - Mockup

Sulking

Crowhurst

this is my cover / tribute to Kraftwerk The Robots.
The Pioneers of electronic music.



Kraftwerk The Robots cover / tribute

Fan cover of Numbers and Computerworld by Kraftwerk

Based on the live 1991 Mix Tour version.

Made with a Yamaha SY77, Roland Edirol PCR 500 MIDI Controller and Sonar 7 Producer Edition, various VST's including Dropzone.

Voices originally sampled from voices on Xtranormal (including the UK English male voice we are now used to hearing on the iPhone Siri app).

(Fan Cover) Kraftwerk - Numbers and Computerworld

End of Ends is a text/sound installation by Steve Dutton and Neil Webb that plays with an understanding of the ‘ending’. It is a potentially vast list of ‘endings’ and an ever-expanding sound loop.

www.endofends.co.uk

Biography
In 1880 Nietzsche wrote ‘God is dead’. In 1882 the Church of St. John the Divine opened in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. 500 people attended every Sunday. Contradictions between intellectual positions and real human behaviour may be fertile territory for artists.

END OF ENDS is the third of three Arts Council funded residency projects at x-church.

Frank Kent made site specific paintings, Charles Monkhouse experimented with Brocken Spectres and now Dutton and Webb are working in sound and text with an apparently endless list of ends.

x-church is a vast empty space holding at one and the same time a sense of something ended and a sense of something beginning. For this project Steve Dutton and Neil Webb have created a text/sound installation which plays on our understanding of beginnings and endings by developing a potentially infinite list of ‘endings’ along with an ever expanding sound loop. Visitors to x-church and to www.endofends.co.uk will have the opportunity to contribute their own endings to this ever-growing project.

Logically the longer the list becomes, and the more the sound expands, the more they should become exhausted, but in reality many people report that the experience of adding to the list pushes their thoughts further towards a sense of beginnings. Ironically, although the invitation is to submit and to consider endings, by doing so, the work and perhaps associated thoughts of possibilities continue to take place.

Steve Dutton and Neil Webb often work within other collaborations but this is the first time they have worked together on one project incorporating sound and text.

Visit www.endofends.co.uk to find the list online.
Visit x-church in May to find the list screened on a continuous basis and enveloped by the accompanying sound.

With thanks to STS Touring Productions Ltd, Kate Buckley, and TJS Web Services.

This project is supported by ACE, The University of Lincoln and Sheffield Hallam University.

End Of Ends

Andrew better known on the net as AlloydGD is a sound, games and music designer. The aim is to create wonderfully vivid and imaginative soundscapes and musical pieces using various techniques. There is an abundance of royalty free material available on http://andrewlloydgd.com/ for games designers, film makers and media producers to use on an attribution license! If you have any requests feel free to ask! 

Invisible

AndrewLloydGD