Name: Waves Of Relentness Surrounding The Bound Of Your Absence by George Dipching
Duration: 15 min 11 s
Description: Bye bye Nicolas .... I walk with you in the endless street ....

Chouette pièce musicale, Jo! La 1ère dans ton new Calfeutrail, je présume... Un bel hommage à ton pote. Belle texture sonore, ça sent l'intemporalité ;-) Pas de basses à l'écoute, à mon avis, c'est dû au mauvais streaming Soundcloud

This voice drone sound great to me, some like a lama singing.

I thought I’d like to share with you a cover I did back in 2021 while in the process of making my close-to-finished fourth album, "All That." 

One thing that gets me motivated to write songs in many styles are covering repertoire I’ve been checking out. I wanted to make my next album towards a jazzy, soulful edge like my favorite singer, Gino Vannelli. His early ‘70s albums from "Powerful People" to "Gist Of The Gemini" feature some jazzy, soulful, at times progressive combinations.

I first heard Vannelli’s song “Powerful People” in an archived stream DJ Questlove did on The Roots YouTube page. I then listened to the full Vannelli album, and thought about covering the title song, including the jazzy instrumental break. A lot of the orchestral synth sounds were played on my Nord Grand 88. The synth bass was played on my Moog Little Phatty, the organ on my Nord C2D, the chimes on my Korg Grandstage 88, the drums using Session Drummer’s Modern Basic kit (I can’t remember if I played the midi drums on my Nord or Korg…) The drums were first, as I often changed tempos throughout the song, not only to give the music a live band feel, but to make sure everything is played tight like having an incredible band!

I also studied a live recording of this song, which gave me the idea to extend the end of the vocal before the jazzy instrumental breakdown.

Anyway, covering this song helped me write “If I Could Change The Past,” which is going to appear on my next album. I hope you enjoy this cover.

Powerful People - Gino Vannelli Cover

This is directly recorded from the Korg R3 ... no outside effect ...

FloatingBoy from "Soon The Moon" (R3 only CD)

This is directly recorded from the Korg R3 ... no outside effect ... 
From "Soon The Moon" Korg R3 only CD ....

Loosing Light from "Soon The Moon" (R3 only CD)

Pinknoisebleeps

Lockdown

ZAVOLOKA "Promeni"
Cat.#: KVITNU 59
Release date: 23rd of September 2018
Formats: CD / Download

https://kvitnu.bandcamp.com/album/promeni

Promeni

ZAVOLOKA - Promeni (KVITNU 59)

Bye bye Nicolas .... I walk with you in the endless street ....

Farewell

Waves Of Relentness Surrounding The Bound Of Your Absence

A no-drums track using only DirtBoxSynth oscillators and effects running on a Korg Prologue synthesizer. No built-in analogue filtering was used for any of the sounds, and all sounds are produced by the multi-engine oscillator only. All of the currently available DirtBoxSynth plugins have been used in this demo - PWG, Morph, Organism, FMonsta, Origami and SupaWave oscillators, and the DirtBoxSynth mod fx pack and delay pack for distortion, filters, comb resonance, mod delays, and panner). To puchase the packs for the Korg Prologue or Minilogue XD, head over to the DirtBoxSynth website.

Logue Jam

Demo for the Boxed Ear Microwave sound bank for Waldorf Microwave XT, XTk and II. 128 brand new electronica sounds for the Microwave XT, XTk and II synthesizer.

More info here: www.boxedear.com/microwave.php

www.boxedear.com

Boxed Ear Microwave XT XTk II sound bank demo

OUT ON JANUARY 13TH

Bernard Szajner is a French composer, musical theorist, visual artist. He is credited with the invention of the laser harp, which he patented.

Between 1979 and 1983, Szajner released five albums of innovative and Avant-garde electronic music. He became renowned as a light and visual effects technician with artists such as Magma, Gong, Stomu Yamashta and The Who.

During the 1970s, he became a pioneer in the field of using laser technology as an artistic tool. As a measure of his success, he became renowned by his work with companies such as Cartier and Renault. In 1980, inspired by the novel, Nova, by Samuel R. Delany, he first created the laser harp. The laser harp became so successful that Jean-Michel Jarre ordered a version from Bernard Szajner for his tour of China. Despite all this, Szajner would only occasionally use this instrument in his own performances. He has stated that he would rather the public not know him solely for his work on the laser harp, and that it not be allowed to take precedence over his work in musical composition that it enables. This is also why he continues to develop other instruments which use other innovative methods of interaction, such as tactile or holographic.

Towards the end of the 1980s and disgusted with the music industry, he chose to abandon music entirely, and shifted his focus towards digital and visual arts, and theatre.

Waves Of Relentness Surrounding The Bound Of Your Absence

George Dipching

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