Little Pattern with the Vermona Perfourmer MK2

Easteregg

This is another in a year-long series of experiments in merging elements of generative, ambient, and jazz. This one definitely leans more toward jazz than ambient, with drums/percussion and a long improvised solo dominating the composition. Being a drummer, I enjoy experimenting with indefinite time signatures and morphing polyrhythms, which also feature prominently here.

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Cryosleep Dreaming

Land Here - Dub Edit (Full release on Bandcamp)

Sleep. Work. Eat. Repeat. This was somewhat the most routine past week I had. And that's fine with me. Easy going is nice. No stress. No pressure. I would assume this is good for health as well. And, thus, we are dwelling into the modern takes of the past again tonight. Music inspired by the golden age of electronic music. Nowadays also put under the umbrella name of Space Ambient, I'd say. Could be Berlin School, could be Krautrock. Anything, really, that feels good and steady. Join me for cool stuff in sounds by Colin Rayment with Joe Rayment (Metamorphic Phases), DTime (Within The Waves), Andy Kittner (Sands of Time), Cousin Silas & Michael Brückner (Passages and Spheres), OBUKHOVAUDIO (Kosmische Wellen), s475e (Sn°1), Kosmische Clutharachán Center (Barbe à Papa), DASK (Time and Burden).

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syndae - episode 725

Want (RD-78 Mix)

Starting with the Neutron (with a bit of S&H on the delay time and FREQ MOD), some Digitakt samples come along. Then the Erebus delivers a nice bass. After that more samples and a simple Vermona Lancet sequence come along. A bit of Model D is following and after that some Kawai K4, Microkorg. Also the Teisco 60F, CS1X and JP-8000+Streichfett deliver some strings. All one take, recorded on the Zoom R24 with some F(X)riends.

Interzone Dreams

I normally make more ambient/berlin-school music nowadays. The "pitfall" is I sometimes add drums... I almost always remove those again, but get lost in it sometimes. Now and then only the drums remain though and I have a lot of fun thinking of the days I went to techno/trance/psychedelic  parties. Anyway, this was going on on my Digitakt this week. I almost get rid of it but then saw the challenge... So I thought to give it a go. One take track without too much thinking :-) Just go with the flow!

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The Storm Is Over

Mitwirkende: Dreadbox Typhon, Elektron Analog Rytm, Moog Sub 25, FMR RNC 1773, Yamaha CLP-545, Eventide Timefactor, Behringer Model D, Roland System-8,  Strymon BigSky, Cubase

Typhonized

All composed and performed on a Behringer Deepmind 12

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