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Automatic Stellar Machine

Caffinated Druminated

Taco Overture

I've been jonesing hard for a modular kit. Every time I have this little conversation with myself, I come back to the following two points: 1) I already have a shit ton of gear and 2) The Tempest has almost as much routing flexibility as a modular, sounds really good, and has six full voices which would probably cost a pretty penny in actual modules. Also, there was just an OS update which added free running LFOs which kind of erased my last faux-modular complaint.

Tempest Modular 002

I like dark goofy shit.

This is a combination of old samples, a Volca Beats kick, and a very short guitar. Out of all the gear I have, the bassline is just plain old default Operator.

Arrangement - 006 - Tha Mad Clock

Arrangement - 012

Once I got going, there was no real denying what this sounds like, so I kind of ran with it.

Recording - 003 Chords Of Bananada

Cranked this one out this evening in two passes, one with the Octatrack and one with the Analog RYTM.

Recording - 004

Did this one in about an hour as a sequence for the Analog RYTM and Analog Four from Ableton, recorded it, and added some ambient samples  from my stockpile.

Recording - 006

Sticking with the all hardware theme. This is the Analog 4 and Analog Rytm sequenced from Ableton with a few sample manglings from the Octatrack.

Recording - 009

Crunchy Peanut Butter

This thing is getting down to the wire. I want to solicit some feedback. Hopefully some people will listen. Most probably won't. Thanks for noticin' me.

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 1

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 2

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 4

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 7

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 8

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 11

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 12

Album Arrangement Part Deux - Track 13

I went back and gave the synth some depth and pulled out the BS intro and nuked a lot of other things.

FL-038

Triphop, minimal, "soft industrial", soundtrack, experimental and ambient. I work with a variety of hardware and software in my home studio. My influences are definitely among the more textural, darker, and groove driven. My biggest influences are Portishead, Radiohead, Thom Yorke, Nine Inch Nails, Boards of Canada, The Prodigy, Fatboy Slim, Aphex Twin, Four Tet, Oneohtrix Point Never, Flying Lotus, El P, DJ Shadow, RJD2, and Madlib.

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