Piano Solo Number Two

September Prelude - Mazurka-inspired Rhythmic Lilt

Puccini - O Mio Babbino Caro

track 1 of the new album Ozed.  All up on Bandcamp already

gumusservi
the light of the moon as it shines upon the water

gumusservi

“The thing with analog circuits is they follow very simple, natural laws,” says synthesizer designer and builder Jessica Rylan, “just like breaking a tree branch, or like water, or even like birds flying in a V — they push and are pushed into that pattern because it’s the path of least resistance … like you turn on the power, it’s just following whatever the vibration would do. And the sound it produces is the exact same as the electricity producing it.”

There are many such nuggets to be found in Tara Rodgers’ excellent book Pink Noises, which compiles interviews with twenty-four women working in electronic music and sound art. Rodgers’ conversation with Rylan, coupled with pandemic isolation, inspired Suss Müsik to explore the craft of DIY synthesis and digital instrument hacking.

As a result, Suss Müsik’s toolbox is now teeming with circuit boards, jumper cables, soldering equipment, resistors / capacitors / inductors of all sizes, a kaleidoscope of LED lights, touch-sensitive / knob potentiometers, plastic casing of varying sizes, and a lifetime supply of 9-volt batteries. It’s great fun.

A key learning was that acoustic instruments create sound by moving air — a string is plucked, a drum is hit, a mouthpiece receives wind — while electronic instruments make sound by moving voltage. Nature is a rich ecosystem of patterns, and the ability to manipulate patterns of electrical current is the core of synthesized music. 

This short piece is an excerpt from a series of compositions played mostly with custom-built and hacked instruments. In this particular instance, you’ll hear an piezo-amplified kalimba, a homemade sawtooth oscillator, and a photo-sensitive harmonic generator played with a flashlight and touch-ring interface.

The cover image is by visual artist B.G. Madden.

More on this 467th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Toolbox Show & Tell (The Assignment: Share a tip for making music that you learned during the pandemic), at:

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Joseph's Song - Michael Card ( How could it be) Piano cover by Pradeep Fernando

The Spiritual Scientist Podcast www.thespiritualscientist.com

Is It Really Possible To Be Happy While You Yourself See So Much Suffering In Your Life As Well As

c4rmelo ha puesto el ritmo
luego Marcelo lo mezcló bien
y yo recite unas cosas to chidas.

Trans…parente

Why does following God often seem to come with struggles?

Doing Right Because It Is Right, Genesis 37 3 - 4

* Type beats for your hits *
* Write to me for a beat *
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*Тype биты для твоих хитов*
*Пиши мне для получения бита*

I'd Never Been Download Porn

Tipps für die Vorbereitung von Vorstellungsgeprächen für Ausbilder

Vorstellungsgespräche sind ein wichtiges Element in der Azubiauswahl. Was Ausbilder hier schon bei der Vorbereitung beachten können, erfahren Sie in dieser Episode.

Damit Sie weiter erfolgreich ausbilden.