Coll drum patterns and lovely melodic sounds, great stuff!

Beautiful experiment, I'd say! Also like the background information you gave, so few do so!

love your perspective of sampling very much!

Ich steh ja tierisch auf die Samples, die du benutzt, gefällt mir wirklich gut im Kontext deiner sphärischen Klänge :)

As already done previously, in this particular jam session I again experimented with something I would call "time-synchronized sampling of percussive sounds". I played back a list of pre-recorded Hip Hop drum breaks at 100 BPM through my humble Eurorack which was also set to 100 BPM. The next step was feeding the drum sounds through the Make Noise LxD module (which is a dual low pass gate that can function as a filter, and also be pinged to produce percussive sounds) and modulating it by a collection of different Eurorack modules. Due to the imperfections in the synchronising, the already percussive sound was "forced" into a slightly skewed percussive structure which results in these intricate glitchy raw rhythms in the first part of the track, and also towards the end. Additionally, an LFO at audio rates in conjunction with the LxD, and also the Beat Thang were used to create auxiliary drum and percussive sounds.

I often end up playing back a Youtube video during my jam sessions, which may or may not fit the session's narrative. This time, I settled on a lecture by Karlheinz Stockhausen, who is considered to be influential but also somewhat controversial composer. Additionally, he is known as one of the pioneers of electronic music. Some of the samples, I was not able to playback in a proper synchtonised fashion, so I added these samples in post-production. For example at 2:03, Stockhausen's voice is imitating electric pulses. Curiously enough, the percussive rhythm that is heard from 0:50 onwards was produced randomly by my humble Eurorack, and it is only when I played back Stockhausen's sample, I realised that his voice matches my electric pulses rhythmically. However, I simply could not play back the sample so that his and my rhythm are perfectly in agreement, even after several attempts; so I had to "fake" it in post. 

As so often the case, this jam session took a couple of hours, and I experimented with a vast amount of sounds, settings and samples, and recorded the result in stereo in Audacity, which I used in post-production to extract the best parts from that jam session in order to create this track. As always, I only used basic audio editing techniques like simple crossfades. Only a touch of soft limiting was applied, no elaborate approaches like mastering were used whatsoever. Thus, the result is raw and highly dynamic in nature, so put on your favourite headphones and turn up that volume knob, because the Loudness War is for losers!

Samples from the following material were used:
- 100 Classic Hip Hop Drum Breaks At 100 BPM FL Studio (Product Of Tha 90s) [www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxLURvusYD4]
- Lecture 5 - (Part 1/3) Karlheinz Stockhausen - Four Criteria of Electronic Music [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xyGtI7KKIY]
- Several videos from the "Worship Pads" series 
[For example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRf0KcTScKI]

MAB logo by @maxim-lichtenwald, check him out!

I would like to thank you very much for coming to listen!

Organised Sounds [Jam session sections: RAW2020 - 7]

Mrs. Audio Boy is a proud member of Project:Music (@projectmusicsounds) and MintFam (@mintfam), and is a German-based project, which creates experimental electronic music by the process of conducting jam sessions, improvising during these sessions, recording them, and then using best parts from those sessions to create so called "Jam session sections" (manually, no AI whatsoever). These are generally raw sound clips that are mostly left unprocessed apart from using a simple cross-fade in order to tie two or more clips together. Only very rarely some simple effects like filters, compressors or noise reduction are applied. 

In doing so, the special one-of-a-kind moment is pursued; thus, the created sound is highly inimitable and unreproducible. Most of the tracks can be downloaded. If you use them, please give a shout-out to Mrs. Audio Boy!

MAB logo by @maxim-lichtenwald, check him out!

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