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(CheaP CHip) A berlin-school-techno-or-somewhat-improvisation with analogue and digital synths, furthermore the virtual ANS on Ipad, the notorious A-112 8-Bit sampler module from doepfer, the “Hawking-speech-synthesizer” and last but not least Winston Churchill. Enjoy!
(CheaP CHip) Berlin school Quodlibet from Berlin
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Experimental tune for my project “communication and audio-semiotics”. Recorded and modified with the Tascam Pocketstudio 5. It has a big rotary wheel where one can modify or scroll through different effects including LPF during recording. Feels like a gameboy. The Yamaha DD-10 was found in a trashcan, fully functioning. Its terrific low-fi drum sound triggered the following 8-bit orgy.
Kinda Hymn for Edgar Froese (R.I.P.)
And now for something completely different. FAREWELL TO THE CITY is perhaps a song, perhaps a soundtrack. We will see. Hope You like it. All analogue except BOSS DR-202 and recording.
This is a semi-live recording using Logic. Almost pure analog hardware:) 1. Leads: Korg MS-20 mini and Moog Prodigy 2. Strings: Roland JX-8p and Juno 1 3. Arpeggio, Sequence: Ex-800, Mopho Keyboard 4. FX: Waldorf Nave (Ipad+Alesis IO-Dock) 5. Beat: BOSS DR-202 Thanks to Midi Patchbay (http://notahat.com/midi_patchbay/). This Program allows to split my old Yamaha P-95 into 4 Zones, and so I needed only 2 passages of recording for the song.
A live improvisation for our newborn daughter Charlotte. With funny A-100 Sequences and massive JX-8P Pads she gets happy and relaxed. Tried out a bit MS-20 mini Paraphony @ 00:30, inspired by gattobus http://youtu.be/jglbXy2tN20
"Onward he goeth, swimming slowly, slowly; /Wheels and descends" (Inf. XVII, 115, 116) My last experiment on Dante/Doré with the infamous Virtual ANS-Synth, I promise:) The Virtual ANS is such a trippy instrument and very helpful for hell-related themes. Love it. Starts very quiet at 0:14, gets stonger at 0:22
