Oh heck do I love the old Brüel & Kjær 1/3 octave fixed L/C band-pass resonator banks such as the type 2112, 2113 and 1615...

Every time I use these units in the studio I find myself bathing in the hauntingly serene sonic aesthetic their inductive resonators produce especially when thrown into a delay or two of them are used in stereo.

In this case a gorgeous type 1615 "Band Pass Filter Set" stepped 1/3rd Octave band pass filter set is simply being fed with a single sustained cluster chord from a Korg Wavestation A/D producing a series of quite haunting harmonically related resonances as the frequency control is moved between the different settings. Each of the 30 precision inductive/capacitive resonator tanks has around 60dB per octave crests resulting in an almost mesmerising natural movement caused by the filter coming in and out of resonance on the edges of its pass band as it responds to the source material. 

First layered with the source material and then hear it on its own driven hard to the point everything starts to saturate :)

Recording Copyright D.A.Wilson, Hideaway Studio, 2023.

1973 Brüel & Kjaer type 1615 in Action - Clustered Resonance..

Just making songs for fun! Listen or don’t, just enjoy your stay :)
https://foamlover.neocities.org/

booking (live & dj): djmoonbeam1994@gmail.com

D.A.Wilson is an Electronic Engineer, Sound Designer & Vintage Synth Specialist with a particular interest in combining vintage tube, classic analog and modern digital technologies working as a synth engineer looking after a very considerable amount of vintage studio equipment for Will Gregory (Goldfrapp / Moog Ensemble) and a number of other internationally celebrated electronic musicians and producers.  Having undertaken several major restorations and produced custom electronic designs for a number of major artists including Jean-Michel Jarre, Dani is also known for fully restoring two out of the world's four remaining 1979 Crumar GDS and partially restoring 1938 Novachord 346 (the only known operational Novachord in the UK) to playable order along with developing and producing the new Elfin family of 8-bit polysynths and the popular MIDI Front Panel Animator (FPA), Filter Defeat Module (FDM) and XD-280 Drive Emulator upgrades for the AKAI S612 sampler.

Demos of the S612 Upgrades in Action: 

https://soundcloud.com/hideaway-studio/sets/hideaway-studios-s612-front


Hideaway Studio Kontakt Sound libraries may be purchased directly from: 
https://www.lootaudio.com/category/kontakt-instruments/hideaway-studios
 

..and a nice introduction by Cory Pelizzari to the Hideaway Studio Kontakt Libraries:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-C7a3ChC9U&feature=emb_title


For more on releases from Hideaway Studio for Kontakt please visit the blog at:  www.hideawaystudio.net

Welcome to my world
трип / Obscura / Dsk

Brighton based Producer/DJ Crofton Bonney AKA Pocket Wisdom has been making electronic sounds since 1996, when he first fell in love with the music of fellow Essex stalwarts, The Prodigy. He was quickly indoctrinated into the underground music scene of his then home, Southend -on -Sea and was a regular appearance on the lineup at the infamous ‘Megabyte,’ club night held at the Palace Ballrooms. From there he gravitated to London and crafted his skills, DJing at underground dance events at Camden Palace, The Office and The Fridge. 

In 2009 he moved to Brighton and has been quietly forging a vast canon of over 150 hours of music which wasn’t ever going to see the light of day until the pandemic hit in 2020. It seems now is a better time than ever, to finally reveal his life’s work. His sound is meditative, other worldly and ethereal. A mix of lush orchestral samples, ambient synth-work and chopped breakbeats, its difficult to shoe-horn Bonney into a definitive style, but it’s one that is full of colour, texture and scope. His debut album ‘A Space Between,’ is due for for release on 26th March 2021.- Crispan Topaz (Feb 2021)

My debut album, A Space Between,’ is due for release on Friday 26th March 2021, you can Pre-Order it here >> http://bit.ly/a-space-between