progettosonoro & Dia.Mat:
Marco Mascia: soft synthesizers.
Claudio Ferrari: electronic devices - field recording.
Alessandro Bona: flute - bass flute - thunder.

picture reference: www.yumpu.com/it/document/read/1…pittura-arcaicapdf

SS London Valour was a British merchant ship belonging to London & Overseas Freighters (LOF). She was built as an oil tanker in England in 1956 and converted into a bulk carrier in Italy in 1966. She was wrecked in a gale just outside the Port of Genoa in 1970, resulting in the deaths of 20 of the 58 people aboard (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_London_Valour).

London Valour

Took the fretless out for the first time in ages since I wanted to see if I can use it for a cover/arrangement I've been thinking about. When warming up I recorded this short bit. 

This guitar was my first ever electric guitar that came as part of a starter guitar pack from Stagg. It originally had a thick deep see through blue colour that me and my dad stripped down to the base layer. Also he helped me taking out the frets later on and fill the gaps up with resin (thank you dad:)). At some point I installed a 1979 DiMarzio X2N that I got off ebay -- actually the oldest piece of guitar related stuff I own. 

I'm using the Bluguitar Amp1 here along with the Fairfield Circuitry "Shallow Water" and the Mooer A7 for the rever, as well as some reverb in Ableton Live. 

I'm really fed up with the hiss coming from the mixer. Before I start recording my next release I really need to take a look at some good mid-size consoles. Any recommendations?

Also: Apart from my other releases I've got my first soundtrack on Bandcamp, so if you want a free download of cool sci-fi sounds head on over to the following link. You can also check out the last three original albums I've done. 

https://saschamuhr.bandcamp.com/album/cheese-louise-original-soundtrack

Also if you'd like to hear more original stuff you might want to check out Spotify and Youtube:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/7ti7ScpoJPlzAuh8beNTCV?si=7oZ3N-ljRam026I0y55ONA

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI50R673GNlv0aG_zSVfTDw

Improvisation_21: Short jangly two-chord loop using my X2N-loaded fretless guitar

Overground

Music by
P è n i n ș o l a r
Visual excerpt : https://www.instagram.com/p/CRpsStfncVv/
linktr.ee/peninsolar
https://peninsolar.bandcamp.com

Full version on Bandcamp soon

Svalbard(interlude)

Daimon Dunamis - ConnectingGlobalPulse

Download : gate.fm/pEix5I
The old one from 2001: https://soundcloud.com/defraq79/roswell

The Roswell Incident

Bandcamp

Two different narrow slate plates, recorded with a contact microphone, one after the other in separate layers and additionally two vst drum loops. Of course, it's the effects that make it interesting :-) ... photo: Razvan Dumitrasconiu, unsplash

Lithophone

Early Mix of a track that will make its way onto the Atmospheres 3 Album.

The Barrier

Song of the Moon and Stars

"The requirements for life on Earth, its elemental composition, and its environmental limits provide a way to assess the habitability of exoplanets. Temperature is key both because of its influence on liquid water and because it can be directly estimated from orbital and climate models of exoplanetary systems. Life can grow and reproduce at temperatures as low as −15 °C, and as high as 122 °C. Studies of life in extreme deserts show that on a dry world, even a small amount of rain, fog, snow, and even atmospheric humidity can be adequate for photosynthetic production producing a small but detectable microbial community. Life is able to use light at levels less than 10−5 of the solar flux at Earth. UV or ionizing radiation can be tolerated by many microorganisms at very high levels and is unlikely to be life limiting on an exoplanet. Biologically available nitrogen may limit habitability. Levels of O2 over a few percent on an exoplanet would be consistent with the presence of multicellular organisms and high levels of O2 on Earth-like worlds indicate oxygenic photosynthesis. Other factors such as pH and salinity are likely to vary and not limit life over an entire planet or moon."

Life On Exoplanets Part II

Transcendence

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___ Drumax PROJECT with @docfritz
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A playlist of collabs which should be updated :-))
https://soundcloud.com/joerxworx/sets/joerxworx-collabs-the-big
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My bio (to copy) written by me in the third person :-)
"Jörg S. born in Cologne, from youth on, is fascinated by all kinds of art, so he taught himself the saxophone very early. Nowadays flutes of all kind are also part of the equipment, as are jaw harps, percussion, bass, guitars and keyboards.
He was and is always involved in many band projects and session events.
In the 80s he was a saxophonist in the Adam Noidlt Intermission Orchestra with gigs in Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Basel. Very early on he also worked as a writer with live readings in the Cologne area and was a painter with large formats for many years, all in addition to his job as a graphic designer. Now, retired, he is devoted solely to music: home recording with the platform of choice, Soundcloud and global collaborations."

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