A rough hack through some ideas.

Space-rock ish in places with hackneyed NASA samples. 

Inspired by "Contact" by Daft Punk

Orbital Mechanics

This is a 10 minute live stereo recording of a jam on my Korg Volca Keys, no other sound generating devices was used, this is just the Volca keys going into a Boss DD20 delay pedal and Boss ME50B bass multi FX pedal. Nothing is overdubbed and all sounds are being created live on the fly. I would call it Ambient Doom as it gets very heavy on the bass frequencies but has some space between those and the higher range sounds giving it an all round wide feel. If you have a spare ten mins I hope you can give it a listen and hear what this cheap little analogue synth can get up to when your not looking LOL :-)

Volcalone

This is based on the track "060416" recorded by my friend Martyn as 'Concept Devices'. I've taken his original sequences and taken it off in a slightly different route.

The original can be heard here https://soundcloud.com/concept-devices/060416a

Grey Lensman

Loose Capacitor - Frankensynth

Smashing Spacerocky goodness. PLAY LOUD
Michael Daniel - All instruments.

Feel free to download, and leave comments :O)



Cerebral Vortex - Exploder

Richard O'Sullivan's self-penned theme tune for his 1976-81 ITV sitcom, originally arranged by Shadows and library music god, Brian Bennett, and now given the Loose Capacitor treatment.  Performed using variety of 1970s Moog and Korg monophonic analogue synthesizers, as well as electric piano, Ludwig drums and fuzz bass guitar.

Orbital Mechanics

Stuart Judd