100% Korg Radias with Jackson V guitar (and Eventide Space/JOYO ACTONE)

Machineries of Joy

This album represents a collection of songs or tracks that I created while I worked with a director/friend at Weather Underground in 2012. Some of the tracks were required to be only 30 seconds or have a specific theme, hence why there may not seem to be any real flow to the songs. Hopefully, you will enjoy them anyway.

Faster II

Technology

Sunsets

The Tundra Nights

Hope

Sadness Sings In Harmony

Some Other Day

The Bellows

Industrial Evolution

A Wisp Of Silence

My Roland JX-3P was making a lot of noise - especially in the right output (both headphones and the main outputs). I figured it was time to replace the chips with the Xvive MN3009 chorus chips. I also added DIP sockets so if they ever needed to be replaced in the future, it would be much easier. I was worried the new chorus wouldn't sound quite right, but thankfully - it's perfect. Sounds identical (at least to my ears). Listen to the before and after in this audio file.

Roland JX-3P Chorus noise before and after replacement chips

Selected works from songs entirely made using the Korg EMX from 2013-2016.

Dead Ringer

In This Bitter Spring

From Now On We Are Nowhere

Stone In The Heart

Access Virus TI
Elektron Machinedrum
Moog Matriarch
Spectralis 2
Eventide Blackhole

Reading of the stones

Just a Monday night jam. Used the SH-101 clocked from the Matriarch. PX7 on drums

I hope you like monotony

Amberstone

MIDERA is an electronic artist from Minneapolis, MN. His music is a mix of pseudo-warp records style mixed with more melodic downtempo styles. In other words, he can't really tell you what it all sounds like so it's probably best if you discover it for yourself.

Thank you and good day.

Midera

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