One song a week challenge, this week it's techno music. I'm using the vocoder plug-in more than ever (I'm finally getting around to using it), but then again, techno and text speech go hand in hand!

Our emotions are being stolen by plastic boxes

This track will be released in "Week 4" on a wonderful ambient reworking project designed to portray human life on Mars day by day. 

Please support the wonderful project: https://thediaryofmars.bandcamp.com

A big thanks goes to SLDE for its valuable support.

Story behind the Dust Storms on Mars

It was one of the large and violent dust storms which occur in the vast plains during the Martian spring. They cover large parts of the Martian surface. A brave research team wanted to conduct research at high altitude during one of these dust storms. They flew their space capsule high into the atmosphere. The roar and thunder of the dust storm could be clearly heard and felt. They were still able to make sensational picture and sound recordings. The strain on The Crew and on the space capsule was enormous. 
The research team was able to observe that the wind speeds in the upper atmosphere were much greater than those on the ground. They did not realize until they returned to their space station that they had recorded other, mysterious sounds as well. The origin of these noises could not be cleared up until today. It remains another mystery of the dust storms on Mars. This provides another reason to re-explore one of the major dust storms. But this decision has yet to be made.

Dust Storms on Mars [Flight through the dust storm MIX]

The Dust Storms Of Mars - Flight Through The Dust Storms

Interpolation [flutter]

https://soundcloud.com/noxpox-page10/noxpox-german-beats-open-collab?in=noxpox-page10/sets/noxpox-german-beats-open

GERMANBEATSXFARMXI

NOXPOXGERMANBEATSXFARMXI

Ignited by "Landfill Totems" by @Hainbach (w. Spitfire Audio)  - Wires, Noises, and some LABS auxiliary (Frozen Strings). 

Added eurorack chatter (mainly Moog 32, DFAM, DSM01,02,03 and Wogglebug) + Lexicons (41 and 80).

Beauty Oscillator

Narcoleptic Beauty Oscillator

Atari Punk Console DIY Eurorack Kit from Ghostizer into Doepfer Multimode VCF A121-3 into Mutable Clouds Clone from Tunefish, LFOs from Doepfer Quad LFO A145-4 and Delta-V (Cosmotronic) mixed and attentuated  running into Filter CV and APC CV.

No external processing, audio straight from Eurorack into Audio Interface.

Atari Punk Console Drone  (live session)

Used Sonic Pi to live code an improvisation from a rich modular synth sound provided by Steve Meyer (https://soundcloud.com/user-684506476).

Live Code Session (6/24/2023) [from source sound by Steve Meyer]

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SenSen - Lago

Deviating Waltz

Sigma Project, saxophone quartet

Programme Note

When I started working on this piece, I listened to Marcus Weiss and Giorgio Netti’s catalogue of saxophone multiphonics, and I realised that a particular type of multiphonic has a sonority – an intervallic content – that I have been exploring since 2002 in my pieces, and that I have been composing by hand for different instruments. Later, I researched this type of multiphonic further with the generous help of Andrés Gomis.

As this sonority is one of the building blocks with which I have been developing my harmonic techniques, it occurred to me to coordinate the specific pitches available on these multiphonics with my techniques.

I implement my methods for the generation of chords and of chord sequences with computer-aided algorithmic composition, and combine them with stochastic processes. I am interested in creating chords with internal intervallic relationships at both extremes of the consonance/dissonance continuum, in order to have sonorities that manifest peculiar mixtures of intervals; combinations of pitches with inner consonances, interferences and beatings.

Recorded by José Pablo Polo and mastered by Juan Carlos Blancas.

Esta obra se realizó con apoyo del Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes a través del programa Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte 2016-2019.

Flaring up from Blackness for saxophone quartet

Composer of vocal, instrumental and electroacoustic music based in Madrid.
Curator of the new music festival VANG. 
Director of the Master in Electroacoustic Composition programme at the CSKG. 
SuperColliding since 2001.
https://sergioluque.com

Flaring up from Blackness for saxophone quartet

Sergio Luque

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