Using Ableton's Operator I was able to chain three sounds together: the Sub-bass, the wobble, and what I think of as an Egyptian horn of sorts with a middle-eastern melody.  Then I took audio samples of a monk chanting on Mt. Athos and my niece breathing and hiccuping.  There's a lot of side-chaining, gating and compressing going on.

CocoSplat - Hesychast

Whilst on the run from intergalactic agents of the fifth order, our intrepid music manipulator discovered electronic frequencies and pounding bass waves. These sounds, better known as "music", moved his earthen disguise in new, yet ancient ways...................
This movement also known as "dancing", has led to Mr. Burns current quest. Taking him from secluded beaches on an island paradise. To clubs under the cover of fog machines. And undergrounds, filled with creative lighting and elaborate decor. Deftly learning the ins and outs of the many "scenes". With a style as dynamic as his people skills, dancers describe encounters as leaving them satisfied yet stammering for more  .....stay tuned for future events and transmissions

Hopefully my tracks entertain, but know that while I was making them, seretonin was swirling in my thalamus with dopamine dribbling on either side.  Cracked out  on my own neurochemistry with Ableton looping, distorting, warping, stretching.  Get a boom boom clack and pull out an ukulele and record, reverse, delay, reverb and rest on the seventh day.  Click on Izotope 5 at the end of it all for the mastering and marvel.  Three days later I may come back to the track and decide it's... meh.    
So enjoy, download and share... or not if you feel the tracks are meh.  I dread the meh in life.  



CocoSplat - Hesychast

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