In this song again the Microphonic Soundbox was used to create some Soundatmos. I layered multiple recordings divided through different EQ bands and stereo positions to enrich the atmosphere. The strings (coming in at the middle part) and the lead synth is from Arturia Analog Factory. Enjoy.

Advent

music maniac, comic- and pop art fan & retro futuristic man, sound designer, composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist (bass, guitar, percussions, keyboards, synthesizers, synth & drum programming, synth drums, recording, mixing)
Influences & Inspiration: F. W. Murnau, Fritz Lang, Oscar Wilde, Edgar Allan Poe, Gottfried August Bürger, Fjodor Michailowitsch Dostojewski, Jack London, Moebius (Jean Giraud), John Carpenter, Dan O' Bannon (Sgt. Pinback), Kraftwerk, Scott Walker, Can, NEU!, Ultravox, Conny Plank,  Nick Drake, Cluster, Harmonia, Julian Cope, Andy Warhol, Faust, David Sylvian, The Durutti Column, Blondie, XTC, Talking Heads, Giorgio Moroder, The Human League,  Heaven 17, Naked Eyes, Tears for Fears, The Stranglers, The Doors, Japan, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Soft Cell, IDEAL, Les Rita Mitsouko, Gary Numan, Wang Chung, Joy Division, New Order, OMD, DAF, Adrian Borland & The Sound, Velvet Underground, Talk Talk, Roxy Music, Godley & Creme, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Propaganda, B52s, DEVO, Bob Moog, Wolfgang Palm,...  a thousand memories of the past.

Hey, I started making electronic music in the early 90s. By the years style and equipment changed a lot [...]. Since 2008 I am working mostly with a Lemur touchscreen control, where I also build interfaces for. (see: http://music-interface.com/).
Some of my music is a bit experimental: in the "pattern" series I try to reach the border between repetition and random. Therefore I work with "Sequencomat" a touchscreen step sequencer I programmed on my own (http://www.tonvibration.de/SequencomatV3.html) Sequencomat allows fine random settings and polyrythmic patterns. This can lead to ever changing repeating loops... which might also sound to some of you as ring tones ;) 
Here you can find a video tour through my setup: http://music-interface.com/?p=447 (...it haven´t change so much since 2013.)
Generally during the last years I make more ambient music and doing less stuff with beat. However, this might change again...
Enjoy the music and feel free to comment or contact :) 
g*mat


Binary Park is a uk/german co-project of Huw Jones (voice, l...yrics), Alfred Gregl (music) and Torben Schmidt (music). The sound of binary park contains diffrent electronic styles from darkstep to industrial and from electro to deep noisy ambient.

Orange and Mountains is a musical conversation between two musicians, sound designers, producers, and friends: Edoardo De Din and Lorenzo Pesci. Their collaborative partnership was born out of the intermingling of their individual musical visions and, interestingly, their scientific and technical backgrounds in natural sciences and engineering. The result of this unique combination is an enthralling body of work that is inspired by various genres, artwork, and ideas, their personalities ultimately becoming the filter between their stimuli and the resulting music.

2021 marks the release of their debut full-length Drawers, a conceptual project that centers around a fascinating theme: the visual and emotional content of dreams during and after sleep. The LP features five tracks representing the nighttime dreams, with five counterparts -“diurnal” reworks—representing the awake phrase of recollection. It is a captivating project that combines organic instrumentation with synthesizers and electronics; an album that somewhat defies genre categorization. The album was released to an appreciative audience, with radio play on NeoFM (Berlin), Soho Radio London, and KEXP (Seattle) and an array of press coverage on prominent indie outlets.