pummeling kicks gated w/gated nonsense and a short sample swung in for the boogie.

can't stop

Simmons SDS400 assault party, AKAIS3000XL, ROLAND TR909

This is one of the tracks I did for our first release on Bipolar Records 
in late 97 under "MC202"  with co-founder Wes Hersche"DJ Locutus".

http://www.discogs.com/label/Bipolar


Untitled BIP 00001 Track

Noise driving.
MPC2000, AKAIS3000XL, YAMAHA QY20, ALESIS3630.

Offset and gated the drum loops, routed both FX (DSP128+/ALESIS MIDIVERB)
into their own channels on a Mackie1202, shredded the EQs for the FX for maximum
death then "carefully" re-routed the FX back into themselves and each other via
PRE/POST AUX sends. 69 dude.



WolfTits(no monsters version)

AKAI MPC2000, S3000XL, FXPILE, GENERAL NOISE, and a Monster.
Flared hats, delay, munted samples.

Noise Boogie.

1998


FlareDelay(w/monsters)

ROLAND MC202,TR909,TR606,TR707,YAMAHA QY20, FX.

. . . 1995'ish mebbe, created in the first years of making tracks and
still one of my favorites because of how simple and innocent it is.

The melody is 4 Marimba notes from the QY20 sequenced by the 909,
the hats and clap couldn't be more straightforward, the sweeping
synth tone is a whole note on the 202 and the pitch is being changed
manually by the tuning knob. (real time is beyond me)

I've performed this track at events 2times and steering the tone is 
the closest I'll ever get to the feeling of actually "playing something"


*Being a total nub raised on analog equipment I wasn't entirely 
aware the importance of sequencing in 16/32/64/128/256 etc 
sooo . . .it is definitely not in correct format.






BloomingtonTrak

202 danger zone,seriously high frequency stuff goin on, caution.
ROLAND MC202, TR707,CASIO RZ1.

1995, one of the first tracks I recorded.



Tw3rp

ROLAND TR909, YAMAHA TX81Z, AKAI S3000XL, YAMAHA QY20.

9kit bookin over Simple Drum loop that was pitched to tighten it up, thrown heavily in PRE-AUX FX and doubled up on 4th measures

80h8dbl

AKAI MPC2000, S3000XL, ROLAND TR909, YAMAHA QY20, FX.

simple, fun, bumpin.

FireEscape2

ROLAND TR707, TR606, CASIO RZ-1, MC202, SIMMONS SDS 400.
 
  Named after a past room-mate/friend who loved dancing freely on my bed(a few comforters/pillows on the ground) whenever I would work on tracks. She usually knew not to come in when I was recording to tape because I had to live mix/tweak/detune the 606/707/808/RZ-1/1202vlz drums/pots/faders manually(a lot of sht for 2hands and toes hitting mute switches on the 1202vlz). I had my head down and  didn't realize she snuck on the bed dancing w/out saying a word til I had the Simmons toms leveled in and started bringin in the 2portamento'd notes from the MC202@1:35. 
 
  This was unlike any other time, she didn't say a thing, just danced bouncing on the bed, blonde hair floating, spinning around almost in slow motion. Molly dancing is why the track is so long and drawn out, she followed it throughout, to the fade out then sat down. She quietly laid there for a while, said she loved it, so I told her it was hers. As if it wasn't odd enough that this bouncing bed session was almost meditative compared to the others, she'd usually bust in really loud and we'd shoot the sht while I banged out beats.
Though as brutal as it is to think that it was the last bouncing bed session it is by far my most memorable and unique recordings. There was an unspeakable relief when I got this off my tape sessions and online.


*full story*
  A brief moment 1995 "Molly" a super hot young vibrant bleach-blonde, came into MadMushroom(the same pizza place I'd be at for a while w/Wellnitz)looking for a job, the second she left I begged my super cool Mgr Jen to hire her stating I'd do additional work if she wasn't any good. She got the job, ended up doing great at work and life in general at a chaotic stage. Eventually saving up to move out@17 she needed a place of her own, which worked especially well because I(19@the time yo) had a 4bdrm town-house w/only 2 other roommates, voila' super rad amazing roommate! 

 Though on a path of self-improvement she was surrounded by others guided only by partying and escaping all types of responsibility. On a way back home from a party the guy driving ended up driving on the wrong side of a major road hitting another car head on killing all involved. She went out fighting because they found skin under her fingernails. She was an amazing girl taken before she even began to realize her potential. Molly u were a rad grl, love always, rip.


theHarvester_theBouncingBedGirl

Roland MC202 TR606 CASIO RZ1 and TR707.

The first and only time I ever used SONG MODE on the 707,
manually pressing the patterns for sequencing is way more fun.