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Salamanda: SeMA NANJI ACCESS <NR BAKERY>

MAN MACHINE....


 ⬔ . YOU GOTTA MOVE FAST ▹▹▹

⬔ . HONEYSMACK THIS IS ACID [.two4k MIX.]▹▹▹

Same patch as the last with some knob turns and a couple cables added

All Makenoise Modules used and a QCD

Recorded straight to a ZoomR16

Special Guest:  My Son

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Vitaly Reznakov is an electronic music artist based in Essex in the UK. A collector of Hip Hop and Electro records from a very early age, he started producing his own music in 1990 with several vinyl releases under various aliases from 1991 until the early 2000's when circumstances lead to a move away from music and into a different artistic career for several years. After rediscovering his passion for making music he has ventured back into the electro scene, so far releasing an 8 track ep on Bandcamp and two releases on Amper Clap's Urban Connections netlabel with more music coming soon.

Which artists has influenced you the most? 

- As a kid in the early 80's I remember listening to Afrika Bambaataa, Twilight 22, Newcleus etc and thinking I want to make music like that one day... when I started producing with an Atari 1040 set up in the early 90's I was listening to Model 500, How and Little, Underground Resistance, Joey Beltram.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future? 

- I have an ep “Polykube” to be released on Diffuse Reality later this year, and an ep I'm just finishing for another label that I can't disclose details of just yet.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now? 

- Too many artists to name, my mix should give a good indication of what I'm into... the same goes for labels, but I would say at the moment Cultivated Electronics, Mechatronica, Urban Connections are pretty solid.

What inspires you now to create music? 

- Dystopian sci-fi/horror movies and comics had a big impact on me when I was growing up and are always an inspiration for the feel of a track, but I'm not sure what inspires me on a personal level... I have ideas all the time so I guess just the ability to let other people hear what's going on inside my head is a good feeling.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- Laptop with Reason 12 and a load of VST plugins... I'm old school so I like the fact I can flip the rack and visually patch instruments and effects together. I still have some original analogue synths (Roland Jupiter 6, Sequential Circuits Pro One) they are not midi'd up, but I sample from them now and then.

Tracklist:
01. Assembler Code – Mental Escape – International Chrome
02. Timed Erase – Human Substrate – Urban Connections
03. Silicon Scally – Skoda Banger – Cultivated Electronics
04. Electric Soul – X2 – Electro Funk Records
05. Grow – Electronik Milk (Ohverclock Remix) – CHP Recordings
06. Blotnik Brothers – Depth of Field – Satamile
07. Rio Casazza – Rainmaker – Dionysian Mysteries
08. Boris Divider – Take my Beat – Drivecom
09. The Man From U.N.C.L.E – Annihilating Rhythm – Area Code
10. Exzakt & Kinesthetic – Above (Brice Kelly Remix) – Monotone US
11. Zeta Reticula & Helga Neuer – I Am Mensch – Mechatronica
12. Siak Phd – Ride by Wire – Soundcloud
13. Maschine Brennt – Mortal – Battery Park Studio
14. LectrO cOd_E – Otto Von Schirach (wreck remix) Dance Like A Ho (LectrO cOd_E rerub) – Bandcamp
15. Viikatory X Manao – The Future – Unknown to the Unknown
16. Code Rising – The Mission – Soundcloud
17. The Droid – Intrude (Serge Geyzel Remix) – Bandcamp
18. Morphology – Plankton – AC Records

Follow:
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Strange But Dance Music #163: Vitaly Reznakov

This morning's practice session of three short improvisations getting to know this patch.

Three Brief Easel Improvs

Kazak - Denis Kaznacheev Remix

Slayron of Peaking Lights heads up Rockers Delight, two hours of all things dub, reggae, and lovers rock once a month from the LA studio. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/peaking-lights/episodes/peaking-lights-28th-february-2025

Rockers Delight w/ Exotic Gardens 280225

Richard uses only the Echophon to process the Roland TR-606 drum machine. All sound bites use same drum pattern. No DAW computer editing or processing is employed. The sounds are created by modulating the Echophon.

The Echophon is the result of a collaboration between Tom Erbe (Soundhack) and Make Noise. The module utilizes Erbe's gorgeous DSP algorithms on hardware developed by Make Noise.
The Echophon flips the script on the 20 year trend of software synthesis emulating classic analog hardware putting the powers of a true DSP coding genius into the analog modular synthesizer.




http://www.richard-devine.com/
http://www.soundhack.com/
http://www.makenoisemusic.com


10. TR-606 vs Echophon 90-BPM

13. TR-606 vs Echophon 90-BPM

15. TR-606 vs Echophon 90-BPM

This is a new module that is still in development here at Make Noise. We are showing a prototype at NAMM Hall E booth 1270.

The module utilizes a type of synthesis that has never been placed under voltage control. 

Try to guess this synthesis method!

3.MYSTERYmodule

4. MYSTERYmodulee

Unititled-nmbrs(taperndr)

Tracklist:
1. Coober Pedy University Band - Kookaburra
2. JK Flesh - Dark Horse		
3. Frak - Mantics
4. Jasen Loveland - My Medicine	
5. Raw Ambassador - Shadows of Evil			
6. Pink Floyd - On The Run (Bath House Ettiquette Edit)	
7. Kirilik - Infinity Is Not A Number 1	
8. DBX - Losing Control			
9. Refracted - Expedition 1		
10. Troy - Algol	
11. Artefakt - Return To Reason	
12. Donato Dozzy & Retina.it - Automa Pandora (Retina.it Version)		
13. Snuff Crew - Where's The Bad			
14. Plastikman - Psyk	
15. Housemeister - Dontlike (Cardopusher Remix)	
16. Arthur Baker feat. Alan Vega - Angel Of Hell (Paranoid London VIP)	
17. Clouds - Base Damage		
18. Broken English Club - Carrion 	
19. Ploy - Garys
20. Acronym - Escape		
21. Gene Farris - Things that go Bump in the Night			
22. Pacou - 9616		
23. Armando - Turn My Shit Up		
24. Bobby Konders - Nervous Acid	
25. Lipelis - Children Song		
26. Dold - Fatal Error	
27. Green Velvet - Fake & Phonie		
28. Neil Landstrumm	- Squeeze
29. Richie Hawtin - Call It What You Want!		
30. Dax J - Black Pegasus	
31. Troy - Ariamis		
32. Ted Haggard - CVK	
33. Club MCM (Mark Broom Re-edit)	
34. Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Mix)	
35. Matt Whitehead - A Is For Acid	
36. Dold - There	
37. Giorgio Luceri - A Love Supremacy		
38. Kirilik - Infinity Is Not A Number 3
39. Robert Armani - Blow that Shit Out (Joey Beltram Remix)		
40. Marco Carola - Compressed		
41. Cold Dust - Nervehammer (Michael Forshaw Remix)	
42. Regis - The Black Freighter	
43. Stanislav Tolkachev - How to deal with a Bad trip		
44. CZR - Deep Into The Track (Dub Mix)	
45. Adalberto - Future

Mark Forshaw - I Love Acid @Pickle Factory - DJ Set

Mixed by @babe-roots {Echocord, Linear Movement} - Italy
Artwork: Steve Johnson / IG: artbystevej

Turin based artist, Babe Roots’ catalogue has seen a steady growth since he started out in 2016 with releases on French label Linear Movement, Portland dub label ZamZam Sounds and Rohs! Records. 

Babe Roots is the thirty-ninth guest of our series. He made a Dub / Reggae mix conformed by music from the Jamaican record label and recording studio ’Studio One’.

Artists links:

Facebook: bit.ly/2AnQTTl
Youtube: bit.ly/2PRgfyj
Discogs: bit.ly/2AnQTTl
Bookings: baberoots1895@gmail.com

Lyrics of episode:
 "Happiness in unhappiness – such is perfection" - Attar.

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Awareness XXXI: Babe Roots

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