great track, a bit kraftwerk atmo, really great!

mmmh, koji dobar vocoder :)
majstore, skidam kapu

:) odlichan voco , ..jako gubastichan electro m.

Having some fun in The Lab Brushing the dust off a gorgeous 1969 Solartron JM1861 Pseudo Random Signal Generator... 

Made by blending a few layers of a lab sine oscillator being modulated by the weighted analog output of the 1861 at various probability distributions and clocking rates along with layers of various raw digital sequences fed through the built in low pass filter at various settings.  Recorded hot onto my much loved 1967 Mk III Revox G36 tube half-track 1/4" tape machine.

...and no, the noise isn't tape hiss.. :-]

Recording Copyright D.A.Wilson, Hideaway Studio 2023.

1969 Solartron JM1861:  A Journey Into The Random...

Warping time using FM encoded tape... source material was recorded at 240bpm using only keys from the top two octaves onto two (out of 7) tracks of a TEAC MR-30 Laboratory Analog Data Recorder at 38cm/sec. The FM encoded audio was then played back in layers of 9.5cm/sec and 19cm/sec both in forwards and reverse directions time stretching everything around it including reverb, delays and modulation effects. The result is quite magical – not least because the tape machine itself adds a load of mojo in terms of smearing/limiting/filtering/noise resulting in a sort of crusty sonic Sepia effect.

The MR-30 was originally intended as an Instrumentation Recorder to capture mainly slow DC signals (yes, it will record CV in parallel with audio!) and vibrations from transducers in laboratory experiments but it turns out the unit is capable of recording 7 tracks of audio concurrently well into the audio range (about 10KHz)and can playback and record at 6 different speeds from 1.2 to 38cm/sec. In max speed a C90 lasts less than 10 minutes!

Composition & Recording Copyright D.A.Wilson, Hideaway Studio 2023.

1983 TEAC MR-30: Morphed Temporality.. (Slo-Mo FM Encoded Tape)

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Akai S1100

Episode 742 of @DarkScienceElectro published 12/8/2023

The Hacker - Past&Future
Nullptr - Sclera
Franck Kartell - Renaissance
Das Muster - Unbekannte Kräfte
Der Noir - Done (Teslasonic remix)
Splitradix - PS31 Moxie
Teslasonic - Radio Transmitter
AS1 - Untold Secrets
Obergman - Regelwerk
DVS NME -  The Synergist
Microslav - Sam Sa Tobom
Boris Divider - Escape From District 7
MetaComplex - Metaverse
Voice Stealer - Evaluation
Obsolete Robotics - We Are Obsolete
Brice Kelly - The Need

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Dark Science Electro - Episode 742 - 12/8/2023

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Dragan Georgiev Original Mix - Delirium-All rights reserved

Live noodling on a 1995 Aviator rackmount analog monosynth by Exclusively Analogue following repairs in The Lab at Hideaway Studio. 

The Aviator features three Curtis CEM3340 based VCOs driving two multimode filters in parallel - both SEM based with an additional SSM2044 based low pass filter and capable of a suprising amount of modulation and routing capabilities thanks to its semi-modular design.

Original Composition & Recording Copyright D.A.Wilson, Hideaway Studio 2018.

1995 Aviator Synth: The Aviator In Action

Electro track with Croatian lyrics influenced with Kraftwerk's performance in June 2009 in Zagreb.
Lyrics by http://www.last.fm/user/john_obraz

Sam sa tobom

Live at Blip Festival NYC.  1 x Commodore Amiga, a Kaos Pad and an Atari 2600.

Everyone stormed the stage at the end of the show and the DI boxes and shit got trampled! (lol)  Hence it kinda goes into fuzz at the end of the show.  Fun times :-)


CTrix - Live @ Blip Festival NYC

A man with a computer, more than a few synthesizers and a lack of ...(put excuse here)... for music making.





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