All sounds produced via analog/digital synthesis on a Korg Minilogue XD hybrid synth/sequencer and recording/looping my voice on a Boss RC-505 looper/fx unit.

Analog Ritual #1

All sounds produced via analog/digital synthesis on a Korg Minilogue XD hybrid synth/sequencer and recording/looping the synth and my voice on a Boss RC-505 looper/fx unit.  Track recorded live direct from looper.  No post-processing except gain increase.

Analog Ritual #2

Live set from Electric Pressure Cooker 51 open mic night hosted by Wandering Aesthetics Theater in Akron.  Recording is from a camera phone; excuse the quality.

All sounds produced via analog/digital synthesis on a Korg Minilogue XD hybrid synth/sequencer and recording/looping it with my voice on a Boss RC-505 looper/fx unit.  Except the cackling at the beginning; I scared someone in the audience and her friend laughed at her lol

Live at EPCooker 51

Live At EPCooker 51

Full sound design and jam session, starting from a basic saw wave and building into a complex and evolving synth pad as I jam with the sounds and loop them.  Produced using a Korg Minilogue XD hybrid synth, a Boss RC-505 looper, and recorded straight into Audacity.  Minimal editing done in Audacity (removed extended silences, amplified, compressed).

This session was recorded immediately after an out-of-body experience and is meant to transport the listener to another world.

Death - Full Jam

Been a while, but I got some new synths to play with! Korg Volca Kick and Volca FM. Got em synced up to my Minilogue XD and having a ton of fun with em! Here's a simple jam I did with the three of em.

Volca Kick was used for . . . the kick
Volca FM was used for the evolving synth lead.  Most of the jam was me playing with this
Minilogue XD was used for a simple rhythmic bass arp
Recorded into Audacity, then applied some basic EQ/amp/compression.

Recorded on 2019/12/31

End Of A Decade

Had my buddy Brandon Lassiter aka Lamar over for a jam session and recorded it.  Here's the results of us messing around

LamarJam feat. Brandon Lassiter

LamarJam feat. Brandon Lassiter on guitar

Just messing around on a Sunday night and hit the record button.  I don't fucking know what genre this is, but I had fun with it.

Sunday Night

Fun little ambient jam.  Close your eyes and trip out.

Got my Korg NTS-1 pocket synth kit and put it together today.  Was having a lot of fun with some of the crazy trippy sounds it makes and decided to start recording.

Sexy Space Goblins

IITFTFDWSTAAVVVVL:  Intercepted Interdimensional Transmissions From The Fifth Dimension Where Song Titles Are All Very Very Very Very Long

That full title was too long for SouncCloud lol.  Created entirely with just the Cre8audio Nifty Bundle modular synthesis kit and some extra Y-split patch cables.

IITFTFDWSTAAVVVVL:  Intercepted Interdimensional Transmissions From The Fifth Dimension Where Song Titles Are All Very Very Very Very Long

IITFTFDWSTAAVVVVL

Video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXN1H8eaCq8

Modular synth jam featuring Winterbloom Sol and Big Honking Button (x2), 2HP Arp and Vowel, Make Noise Maths, Earthquaker Devices Afterneath, Moog DFAM, and Korg Volca Drum.  Controlled with cheap Rockband 3 keytar just for fun :)

Sol is taking MIDI from the keytar and translating it into 2x note CV/gate passed to the Big Honking Buttons (duophonic style), and also generating two different saw LFOs, with rate modulated by the keytar's touchstrip.  These are clocking the Arp, DFAM, and Drum.

Sol and BHB are amazing btw; go check em out at https://winterbloom.com/
Easily reprogrammable with Python and the included code examples are plenty to get you started even if you don't know much about coding!

Gotta rep the awesome EQD Afterneath too; made very close to where I live. Check it out:  https://www.earthquakerdevices.com/af...

Panning delay effect is added from Mackie ProFX16v2 built-in FX bank.

Video made in DaVinci Resolve, using clips from Pexels, Videvo, and Pixabay

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TechnoMancy is available for sound design projects! Need samples to use in your tracks? Need a full score/soundtrack for your film/television or video game project? Need ambiance for your immersive art installation? Reach out!

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TechnoMancy is a nonbinary musician, performer, artist, and model, with music being their primary focus.  Their aesthetic is very dynamic and ranges from dark and creepy, to light and melodic, to fun and bouncy, to pure chaos, and anywhere in between.  Their influences include synthwave, industrial, metal, various EDM, ambient, noise, progressive, and many adjacent/sub genres.  TechnoMancy's music performances are 100% improvisational using a variety of electronic instruments to sculpt sounds live and take the audience on a psychedelic journey into the mind.

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Technomancy is available for sound design projects!  Need samples to use in your tracks?  Need a full score/soundtrack for your film/television or video game project?  Need ambiance for your immersive art installation?  Reach out!

For business inquires, email technomancy.bookings@gmail.com

Technomancy is a nonbinary musician, performer, artist, and model, with music being their primary focus.  Technomancy explores the intersection of technology, magic, and spirituality.  Self-taught, their music does not always follow typical genre conventions or traditional structures.  Instead of playing a setlist of rehearsed songs, Technomancy uses a range of electronic instruments to produce new music live and take listeners on a journey into their often chaotic mind.  No two shows are ever the same and they often shift dynamically in tempo and mood.  Performing music is primarily a ritualistic form of self-expression for Technomancy, but they do not always take themselves that seriously.  Sometimes they use deliberate chaos and dissonant sounds to mimic the unpredictable nature of life and the chaos inside their head.  Sometimes they just like to be silly.  Technomancy draws influence from industrial, metal, horror soundtracks, synthwave, trance, techno, various other EDM, ambient, noise, progressive, and many adjacent/sub genres.