Name: Test 1 - RC505 by Pro.Tone in Didgeridoo
Duration: 2 min 35 s
Description: Short test of RC505 with Didge, Voice, Wavedrum, TR-8 and a free impro with my Dan Moi

nice groove with the didgeridoo and the doromb

:) Wicked countryside electro! Aboriginies on loop! :D

@letterfounder: DL is activated -> grab it! :)

just now discovering this masterpiece ...  far out!!!  >;}

Didgeridoo

Demo track off of my upcoming metal instrumental album
The Egyptian was written, arranged and recorded by Louis Taverna
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The Egyptian (Demo)

Heart Of Darkness - Demo

A new track after quite some time. It was time again to turn off the world around me. I hope you enjoy listening. 

Off-Switch

билет на игрушечный поезд

This is an old song that was orginally called 'Flowers in Your Head'  begun in the late 70s by my dad and his friend. He completed it in the 90s and recorded it with a local band (we can't fully remember it). Having not come up with much myself lately,  I was inspired again when remembering how much I liked this, so I re-wrote it again with some different words,  and probably ruined it. 
Melody by Rob Benson (Verse, Chorus) and The Cobbled Moth (Middle 8, or whatever its called). Lyrics by The Cobbled Moth, and Hoppo (who wrote the first verse and part of second).

Cooler is slang for jail. The Song of Songs is worth a study. Beno of LCR FM is in there and the Azerbaijan link. 

Phone recording 24.12.24. 

When I'm feeling lonely and my life is dead and I feel so useless that my face is red 
And I know I can't get away 
The cooler's in my head 
The coolers in my head, the cooler's in my head no no no no oh
Well I turn the radio way down low DJ D says not to go
Back to Stockholm yeah I'm alone just like they said 
The coolers in my head, cooler in my head no no no no oh
You're locked up in a teacup
Diagnoses all wrong 
Bad domain, rage in vain
For lost Song of Songs
Even though you fled
The coolers in your head cooler in your head wo oh oh oh
Where we met was Persia but the north turned red, later left turned right
The same families led 
And I know I can't get away the coolers in my head 
The coolers in my head, cooler in my head No no no no oh 
Cooler in my head, Cooler in my head oh oh oh 




The Cooler's in my Head (collaboration)

Straight Jam

This Is A Hybrid Track..  i made a beat with Bitwig and Arcade,  I used AI For arrangment, I used Ace Studio And Autotune/Fx for the vocal..  And i finally did some chopping, restoration and mastering In Cubase..  And i used Canva for the "ArtWork"   Enjoy  :O)

Music Is Life (Icebreaker)

Recorded and produced by Jake Nicoll at the RPM Vinterstudio recording session at Bannerman Brewing, St. John's NL

Denim blue (RPM Vinterstudio popup session)

Moonlight Mile/Written by M.Jagger&K.Richards/Performed by Uwe Lauterbach

Moonlight Mile (Rolling Stones Cover)

LE COEUR ET L'ÂME ( demo )

Short test of RC505 with Didge, Voice, Wavedrum, TR-8 and a free impro with my Dan Moi

Test 1 - RC505

Made with joy, respect to Djalu Gurruwiwi ... I discover your instrument more and more and feel privileged to play it
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Djalu Gurruwiwi is a senior member of the Galpu clan and an internationally reknown didgeridoo maker and player. His status as a yidaki (didgeridoo) master craftsman has grown to Herculean proportions over recent years with one leading Australian newspaper proclaiming his as Arnhem Land’s latest international cult figure.
Djalu’s expertise in the way of the didgeridoo is an extension of the role handed down to him by his now deceased father, Monyu, a noted Yolngu leader in his time. Monyu instilled in his son the importance of culture and gave Djalu the responsibility of looking after the didgeridoo for the Galpu clan. This duty is all the more important when considering the fact that many clan groups throughout Arnhem Land look to the Galpu as one of the primary custodians of the instrument. And linked to the didgeridoo are many aspects of knowledge and cultural practice that are sacred, their hidden secrets religiously guarded by those in authority.

Djalu Djalu

Sunday 37

The Didgeridoo i play is from a son of David Blanasi, the first indigenous Australian who traveled 1967 to England and played there his Didgeridoo. David Blanasi went missing in August, 2001, reportedly after going out to search for wood to be used in instrument making. Newspaper coverage brought the situation into the public eye, and his disappearance generated widespread speculation and a number of rumors regarding "magical" occurrences. No trace of Blanasi has been found since 2001, but a number of spiritualists have claimed to be "in touch" with him. Although his body was never found, his family eventually held a funeral ceremony for him.

A journey (Blanasi)

Recording sample of a didgeridoo which was calculated, designed and built by Frank Geipel -> https://www.didgeridoo-physik.de
Read the whole story here: https://www.didgeridoo-physik.de/news-archiv/2019/

Peacemaker (sample for Frank)

Recording of a impro-session with a Mikme portable Microphone. Matthias and I play together, under the name ResoTone, and make improvisation concerts, mostly in Klangkeller Bern, where we both are also in the comittee. www.klangkeller.ch

ResoTone - FlugelDidge

proud member of WPT!

genre-less sound research
...
with a touch of humor...

pure electronic based tracks i will post 
on @protonetwo

Test 1 - RC505

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