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Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2011 5:16 am Post subject:
Episode 95 was Oberheim Matrix 12 processed through the Putney, using lots of ring modulator and filtering to get some nice weird sounds, layered and looped by the Repeater then through PT-Delay and DD-20 for extra ambience
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Adventures In Sound - Episode 95 - Matrix 12 through Putney Improv
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Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 1:46 pm Post subject:
Tonight's AIS is live from the Mint Hotel, Bristol, featuring following instrumentation:
yamaha vss-30 sampler, ipod touch, boss dr-2200e, korg monotron, bugbrand pt-delay and dd-20 _________________ Jez
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Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 7:33 am Post subject:
modulator_esp wrote:
Blue Hell wrote:
modulator_esp wrote:
Episode 93 nearly didn't happen as I was full of cold and really tired, but as the show must go on I recorded a set an hour and a quarter before I was due to go on to play over the air in my slot, so I could chill and get to bed earlier
Listening to it on the radio now - very nice - glad you did go through all that trouble then
cheers Jan
it would never have turned out like it did if I'd been feeling well
because listening now I realise I used the wrong input on the pt-delay, overdriving the matrix 12 lots, which I would never have done normally!! _________________ Jez
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Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:59 pm Post subject:
Muied Lumens wrote:
Adventure 102 contained some alternative equal temperament scales... Namely 7, 15 and 20.
And noise.
Thanks for uploading this - the odd bursts I got in between buffers sounded interesting _________________ Jez
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 9:56 am Post subject:
As I'm out tonight at a gig, Episode 103 will be a pre-recorded set for a change. This episode is the recording of my one and only attempt at busking so far, during a craft fair at a place called Sneinton Market in Nottingham back in April
I just used my Yamaha VSS-30 sampler, fed with sounds from my ipod, run through a Korg Monotron for filtering, Korg Pandora PX-3 for effects and Boss DD-20 for looping
It was a hot day and I was in a mellow mood
Many thanks in advance to Jan for streaming it for me
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Adventures In Sound - Episode 103 - Busking at Sneinton Market
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:33 pm Post subject:
audiodef wrote:
Nice.
I wish I could find people doing that where I live.
I don't know anyone else doing it, but though, what the hell, it might be fun, and it was _________________ Jez
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Posted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 6:09 pm Post subject:
modulator_esp wrote:
audiodef wrote:
Nice.
I wish I could find people doing that where I live.
I don't know anyone else doing it, but though, what the hell, it might be fun, and it was
Did you need a permit?
Did you make any money?
I have thought of doing this with one or two students during one of the the periodic "student fairs" on campus. Always pressed for time by mid-semester, sadly. _________________ When the stream is deep
my wild little dog frolics,
when shallow, she drinks.
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2011 2:22 am Post subject:
Acoustic Interloper wrote:
modulator_esp wrote:
audiodef wrote:
Nice.
I wish I could find people doing that where I live.
I don't know anyone else doing it, but though, what the hell, it might be fun, and it was
Did you need a permit?
Did you make any money?
I have thought of doing this with one or two students during one of the the periodic "student fairs" on campus. Always pressed for time by mid-semester, sadly.
I was asked to do it by the organiser of the craft fair. I found out afterwards that I probably did need permission, as the city council licences 'street entertainment', though as I wasn't on the street I may have been OK.
Tonight I will play an other prerecorded set. I quite enjoy doing these prerecorded (and mixed) sets for many reasons, but mostly because I am currently exploring alternative tunings and it is quite hard to get it right during a live show. I am in need of a controller which can do variable pitch intervals, like a Haken or Soundboard. In time to come, maybe.
I have also been very busy lately and feeling a bit tired, so doing these things whenever I have a bit of time and energy suits me better. It will be a very subdued set this time, put together by 1 - 3 layers of improvisations. _________________ Muied Lumens Sub Forum Bandcamp
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Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 5:30 am Post subject:
I felt like doing a minimal set tonight, using vss-30 loaded with vcs3 samples, marsynth workshop board for weird noises and tenori-on for drums and a nice piano sequence to end
As Rob had canceled for today I decided to drop in with a noodle thingie I had going anyway. Hellbo was speaking text from http://www.fourmilab.ch/babbage/sketch.html and notes were generated by what happened in the chat room, I changed some knobs.
It's a bit crackly here and there, sorry for that.
As Rob had canceled for today I decided to drop in with a noodle thingie I had going anyway. Hellbo was speaking text from http://www.fourmilab.ch/babbage/sketch.html and notes were generated by what happened in the chat room, I changed some knobs.
It's a bit crackly here and there, sorry for that.
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