At first I was about to practice my bass guitar. Then instead of practicing I spent an hour browsing K-ON tabs. While checking one of them I got interested in glockenspiels (again) since it's used. I noticed they are tuned to A = 442 or 443. While learning about why is that I remembered that at one point studios would speed radio versions of songs a bit to make them more energetic or to stand out or something, few cents or even over semitone. So I started testing it but it's difficult to measure biases when I'm aware of what's being tested. I started testing extremes, and while most sounded odd rather than anything else, I noticed how change of speed sounds better when going opposite way from original subjective "speed". I started layering different pitches just to see what would happen, and to my surprise it's almost like church organ effect. Here's final result (with some post touches). 

So that's the story how 12 hours later I still haven't touched my bass.

Force

Sion 2

just trying some things... sorry to use this as personal dump, but where else to put it...

Mountain Meer

Fitting

Gorekhan

I was challenged to make hardstyle in minutes, here I share the result :v

Hardstyle

Rhapsody

Field recording of didgeridoo (Miki) and some synthesisation (Dece) as part of project Didrik, more of a evaluation recording rather than something final.

Deceneace