Purring bass continues whilst "Spacecore Music" rises back up to the surface.  You'll also hear "Swircle 987" gettin' hyped during the break.  Hey, you gotta let 'em know what they're listening to, right?  ^_^  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"Spacer" toms get micrp-looped into dee lovely purring bass;
"Spacecore Music" returns, this time the lyrics rise to the surface.  ~_~

"Spacecore Music" really kind of takes it away in this section, bringing back that ambience which dropped out in the previous bass solo section.  In fact, this might be nicknamed the "Spacecore" section.  

!^_~!


ORF 2015 [Section 6]

"Exponential Bouce" gives it the fuzz bass again, but this time gets a little crazier - you know chopped and what not.  "You're awesome" and "Swircle 987" are played as well.  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"Spacecore Music" sticks around to provide some barely audible ambient support;
and "Exponential Bounce" returns with the fuzz bass, then ventures to other moments of itself, including some more percussion.

Definitely an "Exponential Bounce" section.  Oh, and this officially brings us up to the first hour of performance.  

!#_#!

ORF 2015 [Section 7]

Love how the beat's working out in this section, mini-section though it is.  Nothing too dramatic, but some great vibin'.  ~_^  "You can do it" and "You're awesome" are dedicated to some lucky runners.  Love how the riddim gets alive in here.  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"Spacecore Music" comes back up, again;
and "Exponential Bounce" is going wild on da drums.

Oh, wait!  Did I say nothing much dramatic happens...yah, well, perhaps...aside from the completely insane deep ocean scratch routine heard as we glide into the next section.  ~_~   


ORF 2015 [Section 8]

Ohhh...the beat starts kickin'!  Double time!!!  Yes, that's right, twice as fast.  So nice... .  Also, my tune "Can You" joins in.  "You Rock" gets toned in.  Love waving to the runners... .  ~_~   And the beat is just oh sooo good!!!

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"Spacecore Music" somewhere in there, I think;
"Exponential Bounce" still losing it on those toms;
and "Can You" comes out to say, "Hehwoeeee!"

Did I already mention that the rhythm is supa locked in on dis 'un?! 

!@_@! 


ORF 2015 [Section 9]

My song "Can You" plays along with the rhythm of this section.  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"Can You" gets up front;
and "210" remains nearly imperceptible. 

Rhythmic change ups after break = nice.  Nice and chillow.  ~_~ 

ORF 2015 [Section 10]

"210" brings in a triumphantly ambient vibe whilst my robotic cheer section keeps the runners' feets a movin'.  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"210" brings the pads...and numbers;
and "Can You" creeps up a couple of times. 

Beautiful, and encouraging, little section this is indeed.  

+_+


ORF 2015 [Section 11]

Hard is the start of this section.  "210" pads come back into it, but there can't help but be a different feel at this time.  "Back in the Subroutine" shows a little more than its beat in this one.  Gated pads for a most wonderful break out.  Beat comes back ALL awesome-like.  And boy does it lighten up during the gated pads solo.    

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"210" goes into gated pads mode;
"Can You" swings in some ever so lovely toms;
and "My Other Car is a UFO" awakens us from our trance. 

From Hardstyle to Progressive to Bare MinimElectro...all in the same section.  Just GOTS to love dat!  Not to mention the return of the purrin' bass line... .
    
Transitions from one moment to the next in this one are so ...smooth... I can't bring myself to separating them any more than this...so this is a lonnng section...though I'll probably be playing it on repeat for some time to come, myself. 

i*_*i


ORF 2015 [Section 12]

Nice and steady gate to trot it off...goddess is good sometimes.  "You're awesome!"   97:45 is the time into this performance at this point. 

Love it when it starts fritzin' out but keeps on pluggin' away.  So nice. Keeps on bouncin' around.  "Swircle 987." Swells.  Up.  and down.  Starts spinning around...till it starts breakin' down...

...only to transform again...which happens around 107:35.  ^_^  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong;
"My Other Car is a UFO" fills in our blanks;
and "Can You" is just slippin' in the vibe. 

Nice and steady gallop, this one.  TOtally pony... .  ^_~ 


ORF 2015 [Section 13]

107:35.  Mega-gated bass line comes back, after the drop, too...so don't cry for it, Argentina.  ~_^

"You rock," by the way, in the intro mini-break...you know...right before the drop.  Gots ta do it.  ~_^  

In this selection, you'll hear bits of my tunes: 
"Back in the Subroutine" keeping the beat strong and pumpin' in its own bass;
whilst "My Other Car is a UFO" gets gated into anudder deemensia;
then "Up and Down" brings it into the feenished lines. 


If before was steady, deece wun is anyting but!  Keepin' it ALL grooved out...till it starts slappin' it down...over...and over...and over...again.  ~_~

And so it was...that it was so.  


ORF 2015 [Section 14]

Not everything goes as planned, or even as prepared.  Fortunately, I managed to at least get this test recording performance out before I accidentally undid much of what I had already done.  

Quite love it, really.  It's primarily a micro-mix of my songs "Back in the Subroutine" from not so far back and "Chronically Depressed" from eons ago ... off my first of four unpublished albums.  Freaking cool song in and of itself.  Perhaps I will master it one day and share ... .  We'll see.  

^_~ 

ORF III Record Test Second Section

I'm a producer of Electronic Music.  I discover my own songs as "from scratch" as is semi-reasonable...uncovering them, like an archaeologist, one brush stroke at a time.  Finding new songs in the intersections of my previous ones in improvised, spontaneous ultra-mixes is something I call "Swirculating."  

Swircle = Swirl + Circle.  
Swirculating = traveling around a swircle, sometimes in swirls, sometimes in circles, and more often both.

Hope you enjoy the ride - I know I am.  ~_~

  

Swircle 987 [Live]

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