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SilentWay Clocking Noisering Through Paia P9700s, A-188-1 and A3000

Trilha-sonora do longa-metragem ''Brasil S/A'' de Marcelo Pedroso (Símio Filmes/PE) 

Faixas 1-7: 

Música: Mateus Alves 
Regência: José Renato Acciolly 
Interpretação: Cinemorquestra Pernambuco 

Violino I: Clóvis Pereira Filho (spalla), Diego Swallow, Mário Vitor, Rafaela Fonseca 
Violino II: Márcio Pereira, Tiago Lima, Sérgio Ferraz, Aline Lucena 
Viola: José Carlos dos Santos, Reuel Gomes, Alex Castro 
Violoncelo: Jalvanez Guedes, Fabiano Menezes, Pierre Gonçalves 
Contrabaixo: João Pimenta, Claudenisio Mendes 
Flauta: Eltony Nascimento 
Oboé: Maria Santos 
Clarinete: Gabriela Oliveira 
Fagote: Marcilio Souza 
Trompa: Esdras Campos 
Trompete: Josias Adolfo 
Tímpano: Dirney Pacífico 
Percussão: Emerson Coelho 
Coordenação: Rafael Dantas 

Gravação: Carlos Montenegro, Gera Vieira, Junior Evangelista, Carlinhos Borges e Neto Alves (Estúdio Carranca, Recife/PE) 
Edição e mixagem: Carlos Montenegro e Junior Evangelista (Estúdio Carranca e Portomídia, Recife/PE) 
Masterização: Carlinhos Borges (Estúdio Carranca, Recife/PE) 

Faixa 8 (Rapidemia): 

Música: Ryan Cockerham, Mateus Alves, Pierre Leite e Renato da Mata 

Voz e letra: Ryan Cockerham 
Baixo, guitarra e piano elétrico: Mateus Alves 
Synth, clavinet e programações: Pierre Leite 
Scratch: Renato da Mata 
Backing vocals: Amanda Beça 

Produção: Mateus Alves, Pierre Leite, Renato da Mata e Ryan Cockerham 
Gravação: Pierre Leite e Ryan Cockerham (Malunguim Studios, Recife/PE, e home-studio, Dallas/Texas/EUA) 
Edição e mixagem: Pierre Leite, Junior Evangelista e Carlinhos Borges (Portomídia e Estúdio Carranca, Recife/PE) 
Masterização: Carlinhos Borges (Estúdio Carranca, Recife/PE) 

Faixa 9 (Baião das Máquinas): 

Música: Mateus Alves e Julio Cesar Mendes 
Acordeon: Julio Cesar Mendes 
Percussão: Emerson Coelho 

Gravação: Carlos Montenegro (Estúdio Carranca, Recife/PE) 
Edição e mixagem: Carlos Montenegro e Junior Evangelista (Estúdio Carranca e Portomídia, Recife/PE) 
Masterização: Carlinhos Borges (Estúdio Carranca, Recife/PE) 

Arte: A Firma 

Baião das Máquinas

Rapidemia

Bolita Tio

instruments controlling instruments as parasites.

Parasitic Control (excerpt)

LIZARD
VCO MODE 3

1  - SuperWaveSaw
2 - SuperWaveTriangle
3 - SuperWaveSquare
4 - SuperSat

LIZARD Test1 - VCO Mode 3

20180201

MODULATOR is a series of pieces composed using a sequence of stochastic, deliberate, and arbitrary processes. A hybrid of algorithmic and improvised methodologies were devised to evolve textures beyond aesthetic considerations allowing peculiar, harsh, and even grotesque sounds to emerge. These processes were applied to a particular hardware-based, FM synthesizer called the PreenFM2. The instrument uses carrier and modulator waveforms organized through a series of algorithms to create a nearly infinite array of complex synthetic sounds.

The series was composed using custom software developed in Max for Live that morphs parameter values on on the synth. The values, applied to a pool of possible parameters, are interpolated over time to new values using a multi-threaded technique that allows many parameters to be changed simultaneously. 

Because of chance factors in the algorithms the textures and rhythmic content will be significantly different each time the piece is performed. However, some identifying characteristics are maintained, such as how the performer “plays” the algorithm, and the peculiarities of the FM synthesizer.

2018 ISSTA Performance Teaser

Hera. Poor Hera. If only she knew, could understand what she could have if she left. If only she could understand what galaxies she could rule over, away from the watchful eye of her accursed brother. She would be supreme, unmatched and feared, but still she stays loyal to the one who would see her ruined before surrendering the cosmos to her. Poor Hera.


Performed on a Roland Juno-60; recorded onto Tascam PortaOne 4-track cassette; bounced to Logic where further editing occurred.

SilentWay Clocking Noisering Through Paia P9700s, A-188-1 and A3000

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