Name: 送り狼 [Okuriookami] by Jean-Loup R Smith
Duration: 3 min 10 s
Description: As a Taiko player I was always intrigued by the possibility of writing my own Taiko piece. One day I came across the legend of the "escorting wolf" in Japanese folklore and a story was born that would dictate the structure of this Taiko piece.

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visually drawn elements in Metasynth trying to evoke the multiple rhythms creaks and drones of a rumbling freight train rushing along

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As a Taiko player I was always intrigued by the possibility of writing my own Taiko piece. One day I came across the legend of the "escorting wolf" in Japanese folklore and a story was born that would dictate the structure of this Taiko piece.

送り狼 [Okuriookami]

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Watch the full performance here: https://youtu.be/KW4AHjavSw0

in this Dark Ambient Jam i used two Volcas processed with Zoom digital multi FX. With the Korg Volca Drum i programmed a glitchy drums and bass sequence (using probability and layering bass tones with noises) and i plugged into the Zoom B1on multi FX where i used a custom chain with compressor / overdrive / short reverb that push the sound (expecially low frequencies) add armonics with a light distorsion and spazialize with the stereo Plate reverb. With Volca Keys i made a dark / spooky pad using the poly osc and plugged into the Zoom G1on (this one with another custom chain with Chorus / Particle Reverb / Spring Reverb) and tweaked with a really fast LFO on pitch and filter that add a grainy texture to the Keys sounds. I added some images that i filmed during the 2023 forest wildfire in north Italy for a visual addition to this cinematic jam. Enjoy!

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DARK AMBIENT JAM with KORG VOLCA KEYS / DRUM / ZOOM G1on - B1on

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I grew up in a world that still used vinyl to bring music in the home. As a teenager I made numerous mixed tapes because that's how music made sense to me. But it wasn't until I first picked up a guitar that I realised just how I couldn't live without music in my life. Now I write any and all kinds of music. My music knows no niche but the wide expanse of the sonic spectrum so expect both the expected and the unexpected and I hope you enjoy what I make.

送り狼 [Okuriookami]

Jean-Loup R Smith

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