This EP called "Del Fuego al Agua" (Spanish "From fire to water") is an experimentation with elemental sounds of nature and synthetic sounds of the analog world.

Piedras de agua

Corazón de Fuego

Metallic Goblet Project (May 2016)

For this project I used a metallic goblet. Water and sand were used alongside the design, plus other objects such as a glass pebble, nails, a tibetan necklace, and surfaces such as grass and house carpet.

You may hear abundant noise coming from the Tascam DR 100.

(Peaks Normalized -6 dB)

Metal Maracas w/Metal Ball

Metallic Goblet Project (Produced in May 2016)

For this project I used a metallic goblet. Water and sand were used alongside the design, plus other objects such as glass pebbles, nails, a tibetan necklace, and surfaces such as grass and a house carpet.

You may hear abundant noise coming from the Tascam DR 100.

(Peaks Normalized -6 dB)

Killer Metallic Ball

Digital Landscapes, Sounds & FX (Produced in May 2016)

For this special library, I have used sounds from the 'Metallic Gobblet Project' and also other miscellaneous sounds which I will not reveal for now.

(Peaks Normalized -6 dB)

Sleeping Digital Insects

Digital Landscapes, Sounds & FX / Vol II (Produced in June 2015)

For Vol II I used sounds from the Bronze bowl design, printer sound, sand, water, and others I prefer to keep secret.

Produced and edited with Ableton Live.

(Peaks Normalized -6 dB)

Electric Cable over Water

Wind from the Cave

Robotic Beast Walking

Paranoia Attack

Exiting The Alien Labyrinth

Rumble in the alley

Engine starting

This song was composed and produced during April 2020, Santiago, Chile. This song is in honor of Robert Moog, the inventor of the Moog synthetizers. The "Sub Phatty" Moog was used for bass and other timbres.

Naxsan

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