დღევანდელი ჩვენი სტუმარი არის Stefano Martino 
@stefano-martino-431073272

Stefano Martino - 09 June 2021

Brass Tacks

Dreamy Pad

Outskirts

Cosmic Sermon

This track is from my earlier productions. The world of lo-fi is quite new to me, but this is my little exploration of its atmosphere and aesthetic. I wanted to experiment with creating a calm, rainy, and nostalgic soundscape. 🌧🎹
https://youtu.be/rBszH5zl4H0

faded notes in the rain (Demo)

itwasthewires - modular synthesizer featuring verbos harmonic oscillator and morphagene

marco lucchi - organ and synth

090120001 Marco Lucchi & itwasthewires - Φύσις Κρύπτεσθαι Φιλεῖ

Roland TR drum machines have impacted music for over 40 years—and they're as influential now as ever. Based on the much-loved TR-8S, the compact and affordable TR-6S has the same speaker-pummeling, window-rattling, body-moving sound of its bigger sibling. Elevate your drum tracks, make beats on the go, and experience the joy of hands-on production. With the TR-6S, the sound of classic tracks, today's trends, and tomorrow's hits are always within reach. 

- Six-track version of the TR-8S in a compact and affordable package 

- Detailed circuit models of the Roland TR-808, TR-909, TR-606, TR-707, and more 

- Large preset sample library with support for custom user samples 

- FM sound engine for futuristic tones 

- Mix and match sounds for exotic hybrid drum kits 

- Advanced sequencer with sub-steps, flam, step-loop, motion recording, and more 

- Runs on four AA batteries or USB bus power 

- Also functions as a high-quality USB audio/MIDI interface

TR-6S Rhythm Performer - Song Demo "Booby Trap"

My artist-friend Christophe Rodiac took that picture which inspired me at first sight, envisioning sound-objects splattering all over... Et voila !

Philippe Petit - Splash Sonic Disruption

This was made for KVR Audios 'One Synth Challenge' using Cherry Audio's ARP 2600 in Ableton Live 10.


Artwork is Galactic Bernie by Dan Schkade

B.M.F

Impulsive Habitat, 2014.

The material of this work is based on a static recording: I installed a microphone under the roof of my father's house in a small village in Alsace (France) for one year. Each day, I recorded one minute of sound on the hour at four different intervals: midnight, morning, noon and evening. I subsequently selected one recording per week for each of the intervals.
These (untreated) recordings were then sewn together in four different tracks, one for each time of day, spanning the course of a year. This results in a cyclical movement consisting of four different time-lapse sequences that trace the entirety of a year in one place.

A Year's Hours Behind my Father's House (Excerpt: Midnight, from May to September)

Innovative music machines designed and built in San Francisco, CA.

Cosmic Sermon

Sequential