Feb. 15, 2015: New mixdown with the Roland Motional Surround® and RSS® technology (Not optimized for headphones).
The RSS-10 is a single rack space unit that utilizes Roland's proprietary three-dimensional sound processing technology. Using a conventional two-channel system, sound can be placed or moved anywhere in the three-dimensional field.
The Motional Surround (inside the Integra 7) is derived from Roland’s proprietary RSS (Roland Sound Space) technology. Lets you control not only the left/right panning of sounds, but also their depth, even placing them behind you.

About the track:
I started making electronic music (using Atari/Amiga and few synths) when I was 13 and have created a remake of my very first track.
I grew up listening to Jean Michel Jarre who has been one of my inspirations.
I went back in time to bring out the song I first created...
and brought back to life a soundtrack I want share with you.

Synthetizers used:
Elka Synthex, Waldorf Q, Roland JP8000, Moog Voyager, Korg Wavestation A/D, Nordlead 4, Memotron, Kurzweil K2600xs, Roland Integra 7, Roland JD800, Yamaha CS6R.

Nord Wind 013 (Motional Surround® & RSS® version)

'Phase' is available now:
iTunes: http://jackgarra.tt/PhasemIT06
Spotify: http://jackgarra.tt/JGSpotify
Store: http://jackgarra.tt/JGStore



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Worry

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Stone

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Divide and Conquer  collaboration by Conover/Anmafean

Divide and conquer
This is how it works.
Maintaining control
Over those little things that lurk.
Reducing their power
Encourage dissonance,
These tried and true principles
Will elegantly work


Divide And Conquer     Conover/Anmafean

Quick demo - all guitars and bass recorded with Amplitube 4, and passed through my abysmal mixing skills.

Nailed It - Amplitube 4 demo

2017-01 Stratman3142 - Slidin

Wanted to try and write something using lots delay, lots of layers.
I really like this, one of the more challenging things I've written, interms of getting the parts locked together.

The whole track was inspired by playing a couple of notes on my Roland Space Echo.

Take what's yours (and leave what's mine)

I love music, be it writing new tunes, covering old ones or making bleep bleep noises into a ring mod via a tape echo. Creativity is everything.

Currently doing solo acoustic gigs in Switzerland, playing in a trad country combo and procrastinating on producing some original tunes. Love a bit of pedal sketch writing too

Have a listen, let me know what you think.

Take what's yours (and leave what's mine)

Patrick Redford

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