Are you ready for something different? Come and check out Studio Voodoo. 

Studio Voodoo is me (Ted Price a.k.a. "Starsky") and Gary "Koz" Mraz - I'm on the right. We love world music and raw beats and we come from the old school, when analog synths ruled!

Surround sound is our passion and many Studio Voodoo tracks were originally recorded for 5.1 or 6.1 DTS surround playback.

We've been doing this for awhile and this site holds several of our Studio Voodoo tracks and some of my old and new stuff too. Enjoy and share with your friends!

All of our original music is cleared and available for licensing. We also will do remixes or add our special sauce to your tracks.  Check out our website, Atrium Music (www.atriummusic.com) or contact us directly. 

This is where we post our newest stuff, so please check back regularly.

**UPDATES** The Studio Voodoo song "Kali Ma" will be featured on the soundtrack for the film "Discover the Gift": http://www.discoverthegift.com/soundtrack 

"Imagenes de Espana" was licensed by Yamaha Music for use as a demo song for an upcoming product release.

Ted and Gary performed at the Kava Lounge in San Diego on 5/3.  Check out "Kava Lounge Live Modular Rehearsal" to hear our rehearsal for the show.

Ted wrote "Modular Biker" to accompany Gary's story "Midnight Rider on a Graveyard Run". 

Studio Voodoo has been featured at Fully Patched at the Kava Lounge and we attend monthly Open Oscillator synth jams in San Diego - see Open Oscillator on Facebook.

7/25/15: The Studio Voodoo Song "Imagines de Espana" was licensed for use at the opening ceremonies for the Special Olympics in Los Angeles.

I hope you enjoy something on my site; there are a lot of different flavors.  As always, all our music is available for licensing through Atrium Music in Los Angeles.

Music, a nonphysical character in our lives. 
We have been given a gift; to be ethereal creators. 

androiddreams. 
does he? do they?
a machine looks upon the face of humanity- what does it see?

-heavily influenced by EBM and early synthpop music ranging from Kraftwerk and DM to Aphex Twin, Front 242 and Assemblage23. 

Perhaps Androids do Dream...

Equipment:
Synths: Roland SH-101, Oberheim SEM Pro, adafruit XOXBOX, Roland/AIRA TB3, BoomStar 5089, Custom Erica Synths XL version of Mutable Instruments Shruti, Korg WaveStation SR, Yamaha SY22 , Elektron MonoMachine

My Modular folly:
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/210857

Drum-machines: Roland/AIRA TR8, Elektron Analog RYTM, Sonic Potions LXR, Korg Volca Beats

Effects: Eventide Space, Lexicon MPX100, Alesis Midiverb II, Dunlop MXR-M104, TC Helicon VoicePrism+ Vocoder, Mooer Lo-Fi bitcrusher, Boss DD7 delay, ProCo Rat

Software: propellorheads Reason

Try and imagine a blind man dreaming- Bret Easton Ellis





Raised in a small college town east of LA, 1980's living in SF and San Diego, 1990 foward in Seattle. Played in garage punk bands in Los Angles and San Francisco in the 1980, love playing music more than ever, right now.
Musical influences: Bambi Lake, Jeffery Lee Pierce, James Williamson,
Ross Williams, Dwight Meals, Ian Beardsley all the hector heads from home
Working on protest songs advocating for more rest and contemplation 

Working under the name prettyhowtown multi-instrumentalist John Noble creates sound and music on a modular synthesizer. John's music ranges from radio-friendly nostalgic techno influenced beats to microtonal soundscapes, trance-inducing generative works, and beyond. prettyhowtown has been featured on WNUR 89.3FM (Chicago), and he appeared as guest artist on Open Lab Radio's Beyond Corners on 89.9FM Ibiza and Formentera (Spain). Notable live performances include opening for techno super duo Octave One ( http://www.octaveone.com/ ) in Detroit and San Diego, improvisational techno collaborations with Violin Girl ( https://www.violingirl.net/ ), and widely varied sets at the San Diego area festival series "Eternal". John is proud to be a Magnatune artist, see link below.

John is primarily a performance artist and frequently plays in clubs and at music festivals. Using no computers, samplers, or other modern musical aids, John improvises music on the fly using the knobs, switches and wires on the instrument itself. The result is a journey of exploration for artist and audience alike.

prettyhowtown's recorded music is made the same way: every track was recorded live to a stereo recorder, usually in one take, and is presented without editing. John feels this best preserves the spirit of his music: intensely, spiritually, and imperfectly made by a man rather than a machine.

Curator and designer of @tectorumtapes. Message for odd remixes, art, weird noises, sharing music.

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