Prophet 12 | homegrown patches recorded in 2013, 2014 & 2015

Prophet 12 tests | excerpts from user bank 2013 _ 2014 _ 2015

The early green outburst

A Point Between

Falling apart on the dreary field

Sekunder, eoner

Kasta loss

ambient, slow groove DJ mix for SLOWMOTION.

TEST DJ mix for SLOWMOTION

Prophet 12 user patches demo - may 2014

P12 patches, may 14 addendum

P12  - 7 patches bruitistes"

Prophet12 2 Jun - 5 patches

P12 textures

Återförtrollningens dag

Après RZA et Ghost Dog, ODB et Ghetto Superstar, Method Man & Redman, nous voici de retour pour parler du plus mystique d’entre eux, Genius alias The GZA.  Et on en parle avec un angle particulier, une passion qu’il a totalement installée dans le paysage rap : Les échecs. Cette fois-ci dans MSBWU, on parle rap et stratégie, kung fu et coup d’avance. Et bien sûr, maintenant vous savez, on va relier tout ça au cinéma, à la bande dessinée et à la musique en général, partout où la métaphore des échecs est primordiale. Notamment dans un film bien trop sous-estimé à notre goût sorti en 1994.

GZA, Liquid Swords et les échecs (épisode 15)

14 minutes of synth (Prophet 12)patches(33). RAW synth + UAD EMT 250
Recorded live 14/11/15

P12 Novembre 2015 (14/11/2015)

It's time to fly away
It's time to see everything in blue
Blue like the sky
Blue like the ocean...

01. Cortex - "Prélude à Go Round"
02. Quincy Jones - "Summer in the City ('76 version)"
03. Lonnie Liston Smith - "Bridge Trough Time"
04. Dave Grusin - "Condor"
05. Patrice Rushen - "Remind Me"
06. James Mason - "Good Thing"
07. Leroy Hutson - "The Ghetto '74"
08. Herbie Hancock - "Watermelon Man"
09. Bobby Hutcherson - "Montara"
10. Bobbie Humphrey - "San Francisco Lights"
11. Donald Byrd - "Where Are We Going ?"
12. Keni Burke - "Risin' to the Top (instrumental)"
13. Yasuko Agawa - "L.A. Nights"
14. Sylvia Striplin - "You Can't Turn Me Away"
15. Johnny Hammond - "Can't We Smile"

DOWNLOAD SPLIT TRACKS : http://lecaptainnemo.com/mixs/Blue.zip

Blue

In our 6th Mixtape, Floating Spectrum is presenting a selection of music specially put together to resonate with our audience; music that utilizes data from our universe, such as sounds of two merging black holes, earthquake or planetary data sonification, and many otherworldly songs that take you through a peculiar journey.

Floating Spectrum is the moniker for Taiwan-born, Berlin-based composer and audio technologist, Mei-Fang Liau. Her fantastic debut album, A Point Between, is coming out in Temporary residence this September. And it’s been crafted from a combination of synthesizers, everyday household objects, and unique software synthesizers made by Liau herself. 


Originally inspired by a dance performance for which Mei-Fang that explored the recurring cycles of nature. Liau also relied heavily on a self-made, fractal-inspired software synthesizer called Polyphylla, which simulates the way in which nature creates very complex and organic forms. It allowed Liau to create slowly evolving textures and sounds with complex dynamics. Furthermore, for one of the tracks, Liau built a generative sound system that turns visual data into sound. In this hybrid system, sensitively fluctuating analogue signals, fine-tuned data analysis, and human intuition perform together as one coherent living being. 

She shares that she wanted to make a mix that would be interesting to audiences of CLOTMagazine, somewhere between art, science and technology. Most tracks are tech-driven, otherworldly, and some of them utilize some sort of planetary data. You can hear the sounds of merging black holes, abstract representation of earthquake motion data, planetary motion in our solar system, etc. and she goes  even a step further: In my album, there are high dynamics among songs and within each song - surprises, contrasts, changes of moods, as if it was a sonic narrative. I tried to achieve similar dynamics with the mixtape to keep the listeners engaged throughout the journey. Many tracks have a blurry boundary between organic and digital sounds, which is also what I attempted to do in my album.

Tracklist:
Visible Cloaks - Terrazzo
Floating Spectrum - The early green outburst
Micah Frank - Tectonic (excerpt, earthquake data sonification)
Tim Hecker - Live Room
Tom Hall - Spectra
JAB - Planner's Beauty
Children of Alice - Liminal
Mind over mirrors - Vermillion Pink
William Basinski - On Time Out of Time (excerpt, uses sounds of two massive merging black holes, 1.3 billion years ago)
Victor Bombi - Me estoy marchando
Isao Tomita - Arabesque Nr. 1 (written by Debussy)
Laurie Spiegel - Kepler's harmony of the worlds (excerpt, sonification of the motion frequency of planets in our solar system)
Vangelis - Albedo 0.39

Floating Spectrum - Inner & Outer, Sept 2019

"Moonflowers" is an exploration of repetition and organic sounds. Fragments of delicate melody and harmony are decayed and obscured over time. Emotions frozen in the present. Flower and expand in the silhouette of the full moon.

https://dronarivm.lnk.to/Moonflowers

P12 patches, may 14 addendum

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