Rhubarb Orc. 19.53 Rev

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026 - AFX - Medievil Rave Mk2

#afx \ best way i can explain this was falling in love with someone that didnt exist, it couldve been applied to anyone and everyone. liferush. I mean it was for luke's competition but when I was making it I obviously had other thoughts going around me ed. Was hard keeping it a secret from him, i had an advantage, i knew better than most what luke liked !-)  I gave the prize to the runner up, i forgot his name now. It's quite quiet becuase the sub is so loud and low, trade/off. \ Won the Future Music competition for the best Luke Vibert remix. The name he submitted it under, Tahnaiya Russell, matches the email address in the ID3 tags. http://i.imgur.com/pDsuEoA.jpg

027 - Aphex Twin - Luke Vibert spiral staircase (AFX remix)

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Love 7

© 2017 RICHARD D. JAMES ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The all korg track created using:
Korg Monologue x3
Korg MS-20 kit
Korg Poly-61M
Korg Volca keys
Korg Volca beats
Korg Volca sample
Korg Minilogue
son on vox

Read the full article with Richard D. James and synth designer Tatsuya Takahashi here:
http://found.ee/aphex-korg

Listen to the album "Korg Trax+Tunings for falling asleep" on aphextwin.warp.net
https://aphextwin.warp.net/release/86888-afx-korg-traxtunings-for-falling-asleep

Graphic by Ryo Asakura (Seventhgraphics)
http://seventh.graphics/

korg funk 5

Random Interaction - Aurora Borealis

200618

prememory100N pt2

qu 1

Started making electronic music around 1996 on the Roland MC303. The sequencer and the layout of that machine was so brilliant and it suited me perfectly at that time. Eventually I bought more equipment that I controlled with cubase and an Atari ST1040. I produced alot of experimental music at that time. 

When I moved from Swedens westcoast to Stockholm around 2000 I did a terrible mistake. I sold everything in my studio and thought I could continue making music with only a computer and propellerheads Reason. The PC absolutely killed my inspiration. 

The years went on and I desperatly wanted to make music again. I bought a Nord Micro Modular and a Korg Electribe. Unfortunately it didn't help. So around 2007 I practically gave up.

2013 - Elektron Analog Four - changed things up. After all these years. My inspiration is finally back! This machine was exactly what I needed. I'm allready planing for more equipment to pair up with the A4. But I know one thing for sure. No more computers!

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