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TMF JK 042821 Intermision

Lucy is back on CLR with another one of his mind-bending, deep and hypnotic Techno productions. Those who have already appreciated his unique approach to modern Techno in previous tracks will surely like the “201 Phasing“ EP by the Berlin based, Italian DJ/producer. It contains Lucy´s slow burning original version, an excellent remix by Dadub and a skillfully crafted edit by Chris Liebing.

Lucy - 201 Phasing(Original Mix) [CLR]

Groove to a little Smoove Jazz with a touch of blues by yours truly, Guitars, Bass, Drums, Percussion, Synthesizer, Electric Piano, Strings

PLUSHぬいぐるみ2022

this is a 16 seconds loop extended to three minutes.
an experiment on phasing or phase drifting using the serge, not so far from steve reich's experiments.
there were no concept or pre-conception before or while making this. Just enjoyment.

here is a description of the patch if anyone is interested. (it will at least serve as a block note)

a main clock is generated using the computer, every 8th of a second.
this clock goes into a transient generator, that can divide this clock, it then goes to an N-comp, the bottom knob allows to add some phase drifting, then the top knob allows integer divisions of the clock.
this generated gate goes into an extended adsr, it's output goes into an attenuator, then to a lowpass gate CV and back into the delay CV of the adsr, this allow some other phase drifting/rhythms
the sound is generated by an oscillator into a resonant filter. its frequency cutoff is modulated by the other transient generator, triggered by the N-comp output.
the bottom section of the smoothed/stepped generator is used as a sample and hold, which sample the transient generator output every-time a new envelope is generated, to modulate the filter's frequency cutoff.

this is the first experiment with it, it's in a raw state as is, but I will record something soon or later with this system again.
As I enjoyed making this, I thought some of you would enjoy listening.

some pulsating short sounds are too loud, but no way to mix it, it was recorded layer after layer with the looper, no edit...

image by Akiyoshi Kitaoka. 


serge experimentations _ phasing

Phasing Bell Pattern

Yong Yandsen, tenor sax
Tim Blechmann, supercollider

Recorded at Findars, Kuala Lumpur
November 11, 2015

Yong Yandsen & Tim Blechmann: Afternoon Tea, 2015-11-11

NREP015 - DYKORE - PROCESSUS [EP]

Label: Nashton Records 
Artist: Dykore (@dykoretechnoproject)
Release: Processus
Catalog No: NREP015
Format: Digital


Deuxième parution de l’artiste sur notre label, « Processus EP » s’inspire de Lyon et de sa scène musicale foisonnante, avec une volonté profonde de faire le lien entre systémiques modernes d’une Techno industrielle dure et des mélodies envoûtantes de la vieille école.

Composé de 3 tracks originales et d’un Remix de MLSN (mlsn-offcial), le travail de Dykore s’articule autour de l’utilisation toujours plus précise de nombreux pads et synthétiseurs.


Toutes les pistes sont écrites et produites par Dykore | Mixées par Dykore | Publiées par Nashton Records.

Mastering : Piotr Figiel (@dcm) au Studio Sound Essence, Pologne
Artwork : Brice Alonso (@brice-alonso)

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iTunes : itun.es/fr/5dr0eb

Les dernières infos de Nashton Records : facebook.com/Nashton-Records-714714358549580

Tout sur Dykore : facebook.com/dykoretechnoproject


Processus EP

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Dykore - Phasing Process

A basic JI chord -- 4:5:6:7:9:11:13 -- coming out of nowhere and fading into nowhere. Made with Audacity.

Ethereal 13-limit harmonic series ambient chord

Here’s a 5 hour fan sound for your sleeping pleasure. We auditioned a dozen fans for the role to select the most pleasing sound to block out distractions and make your eyes grow heavy. Sleep well with this white noise sound!

10 hour version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qorkD6nPYQM
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Fan Sounds White Noise for Sleeping (5 Hours)

This idea came about from listening to some of Steve Reich's Phasing pieces like Piano Phase or Violin Phase.  Performed on 31-tone guitar with a Boomerang looper. Using the looper in free (not sync) mode I created a repeating just-minor 9 pattern in the first track and then added the same phrase to the second track. Of course they slowly drift out sync from each other and create some really cool interlocking sounds. Then I added some ebow pads over the top to highlight some of the harmonics happening.

Phasing Ripples

This album contains tracks built by Spencer Chakedis and Matt Cusack around 1999-2000. Most were small bits and pieces assembled by Chakedis and looped/manipulated in a DAW. Cusack added some live recorded sounds(including drum added to the track "20:32" after all other loops were laid down) and also worked on editing. DIY recording techniques were employed with most sounds being recorded with one Audio Technica stereo mic and possibly a SM57/58 here and there. The recording began in Spencer's basement in Brooklyn and continued as he moved his setup out the Newark Ave, Jersey City above the famed "Balloon Heaven" party supply shop. I could only remember a few names of the tracks, so if Spencer or others have any more info feel free to pass it along and I will update the track listings. Enjoy....Matt Cusack, 2013.

02 20 32

A bit over three hours of slowly shifting chords, modulating between sonorities, part 1 of 6. This was originally conceived as a single VERY long track, but that proved to be impractical given Bandcamp's limits on file size. Perhaps it's better this way. I hope this music can provide some measure of peace and serenity in the midst of this long period of isolation, worry, and tragedy.

Download the entire piece (free) at https://mysterybear.bandcamp.com/album/the-ophanim-cycles

An early prototype of this piece: https://soundcloud.com/mysterybear/ophanim

Another way of seeing/hearing the underlying chord sequence used in this piece: https://soundcloud.com/mysterybear/hexany-cycle

Phasing Ripples

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