do you have any shows coming up in seattle?

I hear the filter notes on R or L...FM backing notes?  Is that one R and L, or S?

Good clubby kick.  Good combination of FM and non-fm in the bassline.  Filter still layered on top, good.

External FX here.  What are you using?  Ableton beat repeat?  Kaoss?

Dropping low end via filter or eq?  Not sure if you're using a mixer for this or a KP.  Either way, nice and gradual...I like it.  Doesn't conform to the one measure cut and SLAM it back up on 4 I'm so prone to fall back on.  Gives it a progressive feel.

Could benefit from a melodic shift.  Maybe a change in your bassline to offset the lead?

essential nanoloop

Live set for Endemic 6 Fanzine release party in Nice, FRANCE.

ENDEMIC 6 Fanzine release party LIVE SET

1 Game Boy
nanoloop 1.3 + effect pedals
Live at "Play It Again"
Improvised, raw and filthy
Copenhagen, Denmark 
5th September, 2015

Live at "Play It Again" Copenhagen, Denmark (nanoloop techno)

And now for something slightly different - here's a half-hour technoset I played at my last gig in Bayreuth - pretty much my own afterhour. Messed up a little bit with the speed here and there...hehe.
Also, free download!

Glasstekk - Nanoloop 2 Technoset

In 2007, a limited one-sided 12” of ‘XXXO’ by Equip was pressed. Previously unreleased, this 1983 recording was an uncanny harbinger of the Acid House era, which was still a number of years in the future.  

This was the accompanying press release:

EQUIP XXXO 1983
In 1984 Street Sounds released the experimental ‘UK Electro’ album as part of their now legendary Electro series. All but one of the tracks on this ‘compilation’ were written and produced by the same nucleus of people, although the labels owner, Morgan Khan, came up with an array of fictitious names for the album credits, giving the impression of a thriving British Electro movement.

The trio behind the lion’s share of ‘UK Electro’ were Greg Wilson, a pioneering DJ who’d championed Electro via his cutting-edge nights at venues including Wigan Pier and Manchester clubs, Legend and The Hacienda, Martin Jackson, formerly a drummer with the band Magazine, and Andy Connell, the keyboard player with A Certain Ratio (Connell and Jackson would later go on to chart success, having formed Swing Out Sister).

‘UK Electro’ would reach the highly creditable position of number 60 on the album chart and is nowadays regarded as a cult-classic, having been an inspiration for the oncoming generation of homegrown dance producers, who’d make such an impact later in the decade. Much was made at the time about a British DJ being involved in making, rather than playing records, although this would become the norm a few years down the line.

One track from the sessions the ‘UK Electro’ collaborators worked on that never made the LP was ‘XXXO’ by Equip, which Morgan Khan didn’t deem strong enough for inclusion, perhaps due to its straighter 4/4 beat. It was recorded as a demo at Manchester’s Drone Studio in December 1983, along with another track that did appear on the album, ‘Real Time (Retrospective Dub)’ by Zer-o.

Issued for the first time, as a limited edition 12”,‘XXXO’ is a slice of British dance history, which has been described, in hindsight, as ‘Proto Acid House’. By complete accident, Wilson, Jackson and Connell had anticipated the direction that dance music was destined to take, but the track would never see the light of day, with only record company and DJ contacts, along with friends and family, getting to hear the demo back then.

When, in the early 90’s, Greg Wilson featured it on a promo cassette compilation of his work, a number of people expressed surprise that it actually pre-dated the early Chicago House releases, having assumed that this was the source of the tracks inspiration. More recently, Wilson included it on a CD he put together, originally for members of the Electro Empire website, which included an alternative version of ‘UK Electro’. It’s from these CD’s that the interest in ‘XXXO’ has built, resulting in the decision to finally make it available all these years on.

Further Info:
http://www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/misc/uk_electro.html 

You can view label image here:
http://www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/equip-xxxo-1983/

Greg Wilson - February 2012

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

Equip 'XXXO' (proto acid house 1983)

Pulselooper's live set at SESC Pinheiros, São Paulo, Brazil.
2 Game Boys (DMG/GBA) + Ableton Live.

Pulselooper live @ SESC Pinheiros (Sao Paulo, 24/08/10)

our 60 minutes live set for pferdefest 2018 (11.08.18)

4x gameboy advance running nanoloop 2
tr-707
tr-8
tt-303
shitload of FX (2x erica synths acidbox, sherman filterbank, electro harmonix cathedral, canyon delay, big muff, 2x dd-7 delay, etc…)

CYMBA - Pferdefest 2018 Live Set

Submarine schematics on bottled parchment

nanoloop 2.5 
"vampire rave blade 1 soundtrack club goth minimal blood dance" - Carl Peczynski

Mechanized turtlesaur demo

This track was meant for another use, but I decided to share it!

Idle Withdrawal

HEYG

seaworldtrap

Out Now on Fade to Mind:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/vertical-xl/id642960740

http://fadetomind.net/music/eps/vertical-xl/

01. Bank Head (feat. Kelela)
02. Zip Line
03. Corpse
04. Viper Lash
05. OG Master
06. Takedown Notice
07. Viper XL

Kingdom - Corpse

I remixed A_Rival's track "Serious Danger" you can pickup the album here: 

http://rivalrivalrival.bandcamp.com/album/truthcannon

A_Rival - Serious Danger (Abducted By Sharks Remix)

NEW ALIAS 
soundcloud.com/glooms 
new tunes ^ new gloom ^



Mechanized turtlesaur demo

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