Escape Path

Interview with a Welshman !!     IOSmusicandyou podcast part 1.        http://iosmusicandyou.com/2012/12/13/ios-music-and-you-podcast-003-michael-wadlow-interview-part-1/                                                                                  

Here is a link to our Album The cares of tomorrow on iTunes ....if you like please leave a review and thanks for the support :)
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/cares-tomorrow-feat.-michael/id592868643?uo=4

Most of the information about me can be heard on 2 podcasts by Chip with the great Iosmusicandyou site
I've been an iOS iPad exclusive producer for about 2 years now and I've met amazing artists through soundcloud and I've also received amazing support.


Second part of my interview

https://t.co/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2F9oPRwZab&sig=9f203d6190593e7af6d3982219ca68b6a443fedf&uid=541494049&iid=am-130280753913573220222065702&nid=6+276

I'm not sure what the future holds.....but consider me an iOS producer reborn....music is the only constant!....and thank god for that...cheers Boyo's and Girlo's!



Sven Horn is a composer,musician,music producer and remixing artist.
He likes dark music with hope in it.
And that is what May Be Horizon stands for.

He is always interested in collaboration

TakeOut Music -Electronic Sound Designs to Take You Out, best listened to with good headphones or earbuds.

TakeOut Music is the result of 35 years of experimenting with sound (including lots of listening ;) ). It started in San Francisco in the 70s, including recording loads of electronic music, playing live with a notorious punk band (really miss the Octave Cat/RE-201/Flanger combo), and being a member of several experimental electronic bands. During a period of "musicus interruptus", I completed an EE degree and got a day job in Silicon Valley for 20 years and my energies went to product designs and the music creations stopped.

In a state of burnout in 2002, I filled my basement with classic analog gear and got back to what I love and probably increased my lifespan significantly. I would build live songs by programing each synth/device, running them all through a huge mixing console, and then recording onto a DAT drive (still have 17 120-DAT tapes to go through to hear all the music made in this period). In a quest for a peaceful environment, left the large house in the Boulder suburbs to live in the amazing Rocky Mountains. My huge collection of vintage analog gear had to be scaled down, and that made a lot of EBayers very happy.

This new collection of music here on SoundCloud is a result of the redesigned studio using computer-based software tools. I didn't totally lose my mind, my beloved Korg Radias, DSI Pro 2, Wavestation EX, Moog Sub 37, Korg MS-20 mini, Eventide H9 Max, TC Electronics M-350, Arturia Beatstep Pro, Arturia Microbrute, Arturia Keystep, Arturia Drumbrute, Yamaha MX49, Korg Minilogue, Roland SH-201, Roland System-1m, Novation MiniNova, and Alesis SR18 populate my new space as well as all the MANY virtuals and emulations, etc. TakeOut Music is a concept I had in the 1970s, for "Music To Take You Out'. It relates to various states of consciousness, energy, vibration, and frequency. I mainly define the categories as: Atmospherics, Holding Patterns, and Motions.

My wish is that these synthetic sound designs bring enjoyment to others!! This is the first time I've felt compelled to share these with others and hope they are taken with the love in which they were created. 

Peace, Light, and Love to all!!

I work to balance my compositions with a blend of modern synth, organic percussion and unique sample based production vs. world style drum and percussion grooves, guitar and bass. Mixed with a minimal symphonic orchestration, acoustic piano and rare lead tones.

It's been a while between drinks but Blip's brilliant little NanoStudio app has enticed me back. Still quietly trawling the cloud, I'll post some originals eventually. For now I'm enjoying all the amazing talent around here.


"Don't play what's there, play what's not there." 
                                                           -- Miles Davis

Welcome,   

Collaborations :

- Toxic Voltage
- Farisha 
- Kelsey Collins
- Jenny Mayhem

 



I love music and I produce music.  Thanks for taking the time to listen :)

Escape Path

Huston Singletary