Name: They Could Be Alligators by YouLou SleepLab
Duration: 4 min 38 s
Description: Just a fun composition trying to find a path through a bunch of related tracks. Moog Subharmonicon, Korg MS-20 and SQ-1, Waldorf STVC, MFOS Echo Rockit and EHX Memory Man Deluxe is the list of equipment used for this swampy, swirly outing. Ableton Live is the DAW.

A track about having to "fix" things several times before they are finished and I am able to move on. Trudging forward, I think.
 This track is Moog Subharmonicon based with some interesting bits from Soma Labs Pulsar-23. Plus, there are appearances made by a Gristleizer, MFOS Echo Rockit and a Devil's Triangle.

Wround round

My new favorite phrase is virtue signaling. This track is mostly Moog Subharmonicon based. But, there is the devil's triangle involving a Moog DFAM and Mother-32, too. Somalabs Pulsar-23 is involved and of course, Grislized radio. It was super fun to create. And, I hope you dig it.

Virtue Vitriol

This is a recording about the way it feels to watch someone I care about sleeping peacefully. I am almost always deeply aware of the transcience of an event and that leads to feelings of both gratitude and sorrow simultaneously.
 Tools include Moog Subharmonicon, SomaLabs Pulsar-23 and Korg MS-20.

I Could Watch You Forever

A reflection in the AM with AM(amplitude modulation).
Moog Mother-32 and Subharmonicon. M-32 through a Gristleizer and SomaLabs Pulsar-32 filter pinging on 2 voices for the percussion. I used the Pulsar delay to move the one percussion voice sound around to give some movement.

Quiet Morning

The song we crazy people sing to each other when we gather at clandestine locations in bunny suits.
 Made with the current usual suspects: Moog Subharmonicon and Korg MS-20 through a gristleizer. The percussion is provided by SomaLabs Pulsar-23.

Song of My People -- Crazy Song

I think of a playful dog. You?
Usual suspects, again: SomaLabs Pulsar-23, Moog Subharmonicon, Korg MS-20, Korg SQ-1 and Waldorf STVC.
Thanks for listening if you do.

Shortie McShortshort

Ever wonder what contrabass through Gristleizer sounds like? Listen to this and find out!
Here are the usual tools: Moog Subharmonicon and DFAM, Korg MS-20, Gristleizer, Pepper Spray distortion, SHecho echo, contrabass and guitar.
Thanks for listening!

Jonesing for Spike

This track is made between bouts of intense sick dog care. Fortunately, this time he seems on the mend. Yippee. Hence the title and feel. Bouncy, springy, mallety sounds with the Moog Subharmonicon, DFAM and Mother-32, plus a Casio CZ-1000.

Happy Dog Happy Man

Just a fun composition trying to find a path through a bunch of related tracks. Moog Subharmonicon, Korg MS-20 and SQ-1, Waldorf STVC, MFOS Echo Rockit and EHX Memory Man Deluxe is the list of equipment used for this swampy, swirly outing. Ableton Live is the DAW.

They Could Be Alligators

Sometimes things happen and they're striking. Jean Arp was made famous by documenting his embrace of chance. Tools are Moog Subharmonicon, EOWave Quantratid Swarm, SomaLabs Lyra-8, EHX Deluxe MemoryMan and a homemade Univibe. DAW is Ableton live.
 I suppose the interesting bit is the voice treatment. Thanks for listening.

They Could Be Alligators

YouLou SleepLab

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