LFW 001 (598)

DRMCNTRC 2

DRMCNTRC 3

DRMCNTRC 4

Epic Taiko 395-396

609 reasons

611 reasons

Live jam.
Instruments used-
Jomox Alpha Base MKII
Moog Messenger

Mahbe?ne

Mahbhe?ne

Live jam.
 instruments used-
Jomox Alpha Base MKII
Moog Messenger

Mahbe?ne (Full HRD)

(Continued from the Spare Luxury page.)

Spare Luxury and Tanglefoot Approach sound best on headphones and good on loudspeakers, since the L and R signals approximate the sound which would have entered our ear canals if our head was really there in a  space with those sound sources. 

Csound is written in C and I ran it on a 100MHz Intel 486 Windows machine, compiling it with DJ Delorie's djgpp port of the GNU C/C++ compiler.  Csound reads two text files - orchestra and score - and creates a sound file.  There's no GUI, display or such-like, though I had it print details to the console of the XYZ locations of sound sources as it proceeded.  This full quality rendering took over a day to complete.  (A 2018 model PC can render it faster than real time using one of its four cores.)

In 1998 I altered the .orc file so I could produce renderings of the piece with somewhat different sound placement details, according to what number I chose for the seed of Csound's pseudo-random number generator.  You can listen to these 8 variations, and this original, via MP3 files at: http://astraltruthwindow.com/tav/

Robin Whittle  http://astraltruthwindow.com

Tanglefoot Approach

Contemplative and ambient music from Robin and Tina Whittle, Daylesford, Victoria, Australia.

Tanglefoot Approach

Astral Truth Window