Keyboard Mix/21
Pic ; Sonny Blount "Sun ra"

Timeless factual diffusions ━ritual

dac insomniac + r.s.stropharia - fuga din subsol - impro-set live (30.06.2020)

T-XOXO Blues

Made in #Ableton (2020)

Genre;
#Dance
#EDM
#Electronic
#Electro

In A Reverie

I put something together in 20 minutes. I wish I still had as much time for my music as when I was younger.

Autumn Synth

Our version of the infamous song "Morning Dew," also known as "(Walk Me Out in the) Morning Dew," a contemporary folk song by Canadian singer-songwriter Bonnie Dobson. The lyrics relate a fictional conversation in a post-nuclear holocaust world.  "Morning Dew" was also performed by Duane and Greg Allman as members of the "31st of februari" on their second album,recorded in 1968 but released in 1972...

TASCAM DR-100mk3

Morning dew

white noise

The piece might match the form of Beethoven's Sixth "Pastoral" Symphony using mostly sculpted noise.  

Recorded, mixed & mastered 06 Jul 2023 by Jim Lemanowicz at Blissville Electro-Magnetic Laboratories of Massapequa.

©2023 Jim Lemanowicz

This original version of "49 Nudes & 6 Dogs In Church Arouse Cops" was submitted as part of Disquiet Junto Project 0601: Hard Six The Assignment: Let a roll of the dice determine the relative prominence of various parts of a track.

Process notes - 

6-sided die rolls were 5, 2, 5, 2, 5, 1. These numbers helped determine the amounts of echo, warp flux, delay, echo offset, EQ freq, limiter ceiling & reverb for each track with 5/6 being highest and 1/6 being lowest. These numbers also determined frequency of occurrence in the track as a whole. These actions were all performed after the audio had been edited and brought into Ableton Live.

I used the following for the original recordings - three takes, one of backyard ambience, one adding xylophone and one primarily using my voice.

iPad 9th Gen
1 mic
xylophone
house alarm
backyard sounds - birds, wind
voice
dice 

AUM settings - 
Midi channel 1
mLFO 

Mic to audio channel 2
Audio Thing Crusher
Audio Thing Mantis
Audio Thing Wires

Mic to audio channel 3
DyStorT by Anthony Di Furia
Bleass Delay
Moloch Vox One Pitch Shifter by Anthony Di Furia

Bus of both mic channels
Audio Thing Bubbles

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Artwork/photo by Jim Lemanowicz, 22 Jul 2018, Tackapausha Pond Park, Seaford, NY, USA

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This track was originally released under the artist name "Don't Touch Loretta."

49 Nudes & 6 Dogs In Church Arouse Cops (disquiet0601)

Title: Akhilandeshwari
Ragam: Dvijaavanti
Taalam: Aadi 
Composer: Muttuswaamy Dikshitar 
 Language: Sanskrit

Violin: Gautam Karnik
Estonian Parmupill and Vietnamese Dan Moi: Kaupo Kaur a.k.a. Gehaka (@pp-kaubi)

Meaning: (from http://www.karnatik.com/)

 Oh Akhilandeshwari! The one who is adept in the traditions of the Agamas (Vedas), please protect me.

Her inherent nature pervades all the worlds, is pure, sublime. 

She is the dark-complexioned one and is the repository of all arts.
She is worshipped by Lambodara (Ganesha) and Guruguha (Murugan). 
She possesses shining long tresses and always sports a graceful smile. 
She is the supreme one worshipped by Saraswati. 
She is the bestower of boons and the daughter of Himavan (King of Mountains), the honourable one. 
She is Sharada, venerated by Indra and Vishnu. 
She is extolled through Raga Jujavanti (Dvijaavanti) and takes delight in music of the instruments like jhalli, maddala, and jarjhara. 
She is the conferrer of supreme knowledge.

Akhilandeshwari w/ Gehaka

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