Name: "Entering the Dark Area" by Diego Stocco
Duration: 2 min 34 s
Description: This is a cinematic piece I created with the Arcophonico, one of the instruments I built for my Custom Built Orchestra. In case you didn't see it, here's the link to the gallery with the video, pics and detail for each of the instruments: http://bit.ly/ROZP4s

fucking awesome.....bottom line....im marrying this trak so fuck u

they are coming for me....holy shit.....im afraid

Huuh, fantastic bass sound. Really great soundscape!!!

truly inspiring, has shaken my guts and my heart :) you've been featured on our magazine!  http://www.facebook.com/VacuumMag

Jam of electronic and acoustic sources. Experimenting with convolution processing and custom impulse responses

DUB Sound Design

alien_call

I had the honor of contributing stock factory voicing to Steve Duda / Xfer Record's latest creation, the synth juggernaut known as Serum. I wanted to compose a showcase of these sounds to show everyone the ridiculous level of sound design you can get straight out of the box with this remarkable instrument.

All of the bass, synth, and FX sounds in this track are "SN" factory patches straight out of Serum. The drums include a lot of material from PluginGuru's Mega Macho Drums library, in addition to some custom sounds of my own.

Please let me know what you think, and be sure to grab Serum from the Xfer Records site!

Buy Serum

Serum - Seth Norman Factory Presets Showcase

Floating Point Forest @ Coral Gables Museum

This music was made from this creepy thing on the image - recorded with three contact mics. No samples and morphing were added, just raw sounds with little bit of reverb and delays for and pad synth for atmosphere.



andrew.philippov@gmail.com

Secret Planet (Contact Mics Acoustic Experiment)

A meditation on the meaning of Gesthamane. Performed live by Eric Persing in 1998.

Artwork by Kathleen Izzo. 


Gesthemane

Wax cylinder recording on an original 1903 Edison Standard D model phonograph of 'I Don't Need Another' performed by The Basics (Wally De Backer, Tim Heath, Kris Schroeder).
Watch the acoustic version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbTBG83EFS4
Watch a blend of the acoustic and wax cylinder version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyuAkSkWWCs
'I Don't Need Another' (Schroeder/De Backer), originally released in 2003 on Get Back through MGM Distribution. More about The Basics can be found on  their Wikipedia page 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Basics
Recorded at the NFSA  October 2013.
NFSA Title: 1307873

I Don't Need Another, The Basics (Wax cylinder recording)

Turbulance

Lost In The Sky

This is a cinematic piece I created with the Arcophonico, one of the instruments I built for my Custom Built Orchestra. In case you didn't see it, here's the link to the gallery with the video, pics and detail for each of the instruments: http://bit.ly/ROZP4s

"Entering the Dark Area"

Diego Stocco is a composer, music sound designer and performer. He creates eclectic compositions using custom built instruments, elements of nature and experimental recording techniques. 

Most recently, he composed the score for the feature film “Chernobyl Diaries.” Diego is also a featured soloist on many films and video games, including “Sherlock Holmes” and the “Assassin’s Creed” franchise. He has also worked as a music sound designer on numerous projects, including the films “Immortals”, “Takers” and “Into the Blue.” The sounds Diego created for the Spectrasonics virtual instruments Atmosphere™, Stylus™ RMX and Omnisphere® have been featured on the scores of dozens other films, video games and tv shows.

Find Diego on:
Twitter: http://twitter.com/DiegoStocco
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YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/DSSessionVideos

"Entering the Dark Area"

Diego Stocco

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