Name: Assim Fltr Vrb Delay 122923 02 Snippet by wirerecordings
Duration: 3 min
Description: SIG driving the Assimil8or, Valhalla verb, 1 bit for delay

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Alter.. (Extrait de VIROTEVO)

SIG driving the Assimil8or, Valhalla verb, 1 bit for delay

Assim Fltr Vrb Delay 122923 02 Snippet

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Ah, the mighty Westward BNSF Freight Train. Here we listen to it's mighty roar as it progresses on a westward migration. Stunning in it's majesty, rare to find in its pristine, untouched habitat: the long tracks. Like its cousin, the Eastward BNSF, it beats the ground in a display of dominance guaranteed to attract attention and hopefully a mate.
A rather more recent introduction to the Pacific Northwest soundscape, BNSFs have established themselves as long-term residents, outcompeting indigenous rivals for the scarce resources necessary to survive in an unforgiving yet beautiful landscape.
Unlike its cousin, the Westward BNSF appears to fear the sun and lives its life in constant flight of the sunrise, its screams only serving as painful reminders to others of its species of the horrors that await if they don't flee.
In this clip, a BNSF can be heard racing by at its full natural top-speed of almost 55 miles per hour, making it not quite as fast as the swift Cheetah. Unlike that sprinter, the BNSF is it in the race for endurance and can maintain this rate as long as there is track to run on and energy to consume.

Westward Migrating BNSF

Ah, the mighty Eastward BNSF Freight Train. Here we listen to it's mighty roar as it progresses on a westward migration. Stunning in it's majesty, rare to find in its pristine, untouched habitat: the long tracks. Like its cousin, the Westward BNSF, it beats the ground in a display of dominance guaranteed to attract attention and hopefully a mate.
A rather more recent introduction to the Pacific Northwest soundscape, BNSFs have established themselves as long-term residents, outcompeting indigenous rivals for the scarce resources necessary to survive in an unforgiving yet beautiful landscape.
A little known fact about the Eastward BNSF is that it yearns for the sun, facing this solar desire with every guttural roar in what appears to be an unending quest to touch the solar life-bringer.
In this clip, a BNSF can be heard racing by at its full natural top-speed of almost 55 miles per hour, making it not quite as fast as the swift Cheetah. Unlike that sprinter, the BNSF is it in the race for endurance and can maintain this rate as long as there is track to run on and energy to consume.

Eastward Migrating BNSF

Playing around with my mostly completed Deckards Dream. First patch I made while testing out the various voice cards to make sure all the controls were working properly. Also testing MIDI routing and recording through my Pro Tools rig, since I've never actually used it with a hardware synth before. Recorded with Avid Space reverb (Great Room Trillium Lane - Close>Front).

DDRM First Patch

...or how I effed up an otherwise delightful evening

MusicDiary July22 2018

Music Diary July24 2018

It's hard to forget the first time I heard Townes Van Zandt's "None But the Rain", the closing track to his self-titled album. What struck me most was his honest delivery of heartbreak. He took a simple theme and melody and turned it into something that brought me to my knees. It's a song of reflection and rebirth and I find myself returning to it more than I care to admit. This is an interpretation of his song.

Assim Fltr Vrb Delay 122923 02 Snippet

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