Klangkunst (Sound Art)

The track Dialectic is created based on the recordings of the performance of Ausklang and JacqNoise at the Zionschurch in Prenzlauer Berg Berlin.
In the middle of our first summer in the pandemic, we connected our instruments in the open acoustics of the church. The deepens of the space is hearable in the audio recordings. Where sonars came together, musical energies started to resonate and bundled in one recording.
The concept of symbiosis is reflecting in the unknown aspects of opening the stage for an improvisation concert of the four musicians. Here they looked for the meaning of having a musical dialogue; we listened, we adapted and made contradictions in sounds during the live performance. The composition based on the feeling created by the dialectic between hope and uncertainties.
This track is created based on the recordings of the concert in the Zionskirche, Berlin, Germany JacqNoise – modular synthesizer, sound design
Featuring Ausklang
Fabian Koppri - guitar, synthesizer, piano
Simon Ansing - bass, synth, piano Benjamin Sohn - drums, tape piano

JacqNoise Ft. Ausklang Dialectic

Minimal Syntax

Candlefingers

Here is a preview track from our brand new EP entitled Movements of a Cloud. After collaborating together on previous releases, we thought it would be interesting to try something different for our next project.  Our idea was to create a concept EP that takes the listener on a sonic journey through the changing seasons.  To achieve this, we’ve blended ambient/sound-work, chamber music, field recordings, orchestral and cinematic soundscapes.  To round the project off, we decided to include photos and artwork reflecting nature and the seasons.

It's been a great pleasure, indeed...to have worked on this project with the amazing @minimal_drone_grl

This EP is being released on the great Bricolage Records label and is available for pre-order now at:
https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/movements-of-a-cloud-bc068
The release date is February 25, 2022

The Myth Of Wondrous Things [Minimal_Drone*GRL & Belial Pelegrim

Logyros

This is a very brief demo of the Risset Harmonic Oscillator instrument I made for the Qu-Bit Nebulae v2 synthesizer module to give some idea of what it sounds like. Recorded direct, no effects.

Guide (the timings may not be exact, bt they should be in a right ballpark):

0:00-0.12: Fade in using amplitude control; triangle wave, minimum offset (full CCW)

0:13-0:36: Offset at about 35%, more arpeggio effect

0:37-1:17: Increasing the offset, eventually to max (full CW), then back to 35%

1:18-1:49: Start morphing through the waveforms, full CCW to full CW

1:50-2:04: Stay on Fibonacci wave (full CW) for a bit

2:05-2:28: Moving CCW, stopping very briefly at each waveform (approximately), ending up at triangle and staying there

2:29-2:40 : Start panning , going up to about 30%

2:41-3:16 Increase panning speed in increments, eventually reaching max (full CW)

3:17-end: Back to about 305 panning speed, then fade out using amplitude control

For more information, see Github:
https://github.com/DaveSeidel/music-src/tree/master/Nebulae/instr/Risset_Harmonic_Oscillator

Patchstorage:
https://patchstorage.com/risset-harmonic-oscillator/

DEMO: Risset Harmonic Oscillator (Nebulae instrument)

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managing HIJACK 
producer of the Berlin Noise Festival 2022



Cover photo Christian van Dokkum