Chilled out vibes. Walking by starlight under a cloudless sky.

When Night Falls

Ambient drone. Fully modular with extensive use of Mutable Instruments modules.

Chordal Drone IV

Recorded live at Headroom, Cafe 1001, London, September 2019.

For the Modular heads: Euclidean Sequencers clock Westlicht Performer into Sinfonion, as well as the Sinf s/h triggers, and voice triggers / VCAS.

Drums: Erica Picos and 1010 Bitbox. Pattern from BSP with Euclidean fills.
Bass: E352>A120
Chords: Plaits in m7
Lead: Braids via Sinf Arp channel.
Vocal: John F Kennedy announces the Apollo programme, sampled into Bitbox.

Various tweaks / mutes /  wiggles / panicked grappling with any control that may help me out of this mess.....

Headroom Pt 1

Mister Resistor - We Choose To Go To The Moon

Indian devotional song meets ambient techno kinda sorta

For the modular heads:

Throwing some dreamy, drony Indian vocals into clouds. It's not clever, but it sounds F-in amazing.  The rest writes itself.

Vocal: Frankly outrageous sample from **redacted** - Bitbox into Clouds.

Drone: E370 controlled by Sinfonion into QPAS. Morph and cloud mode, with a single LFO modulating the morph, and another two modulating the QPAS radiates. Voice 1 and 3 left, 2 and 4 right.

Acid Bass: M32. Simple sequence, with some wiggling.

Drums: Erica Pico and a Bitbox break sample via uFold2

Various live tweaks, mutes, fills, panic inducing " I need three hands right now" moments etc.

Basically live, with a very limited amount of tidying up stems in Logic after the event.

Mister Resistor - Pujas Drones

Warm, meditative, melancholy...

A tapestry of half heard melodies shifting in and out of focus like ghosts in the night. /end woo.

For the Modular Nerds: yes, its Rings into Clouds, in part. Rings input fed with a mix of vocal samples and arpeggiated Braids, then modulation into Structure for the slides. Mostly generative from there on in, with some wiggling, more so in the second half.

Mister Resistor

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