The "Voyager" probe is a recurring idea in my musical "experience", just as it fascinated me in my childhood, when it sent back images from the outer solar system - the ultimate in space exploration, and period where lot's of scifi music was attached to such images, leading to an overdose of the sort. Here I imagined the sounds of PF having travelled looped around the universe and come back to Earth, something in that fuzzy sense.

Based on Pink Floyd/On the run; DSI Tetra, Korg mini KP.

Image: the Cygnus Loop, a supernovae remnant 1500 light years from Earth 
(http://lawrencevilleplasmaphysics.com/cosmic-connection/galactic-plasma/)

Cygnus loop (Voyager retransmit)

OTR-1

unfortunately, contains clipping halfway. (I think my FX unit clipped; recording levels were OK.)

OTR-3 (clipping)

OTR-2

1967/Feb/23//Gent

Fiddling with gadgets & knobs. Single-session tracking into a DP-006, mostly sequencer stuff, with minimal post-processing (for now). Pretty suck at it - AC-18 was my first. So much to do, so few time.

Try to wear headphones when listening to my noise - there's not much compression going on (yet).

I like house, minimal techno, electro, ambient, glitch, bleep, noise, industrial...

KO1, KO2
miniKP, miniKP2
EMX1-SD
DP-006
SP-404SX
DR-8
monotribe v2
monotron, duo, echo (-)
stylophone S1 , beatbox (-)
tetr4/tetra, MAX-49
Novation BS2
Samson s-patch plus

Bit suffering from GAS...

but coming up: pd

Cygnus loop (Voyager retransmit)

axd