Joined: Jul 04, 2007 Posts: 126 Location: Paul lives in a 1920’s film
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2018 8:44 am Post subject:
PHOBoS wrote:
ah damnit now I have to change it again
ok,..
Not going to lie...now considering a side project where we dress up like the blocky moving guys from the Dire Straights video _________________ http://appliancide/blogspot.com
Joined: Jul 07, 2007 Posts: 2081 Location: Berks County, PA
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Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2018 12:58 pm Post subject:
Subject description: Rate of Change: Acoustic Interloper ZIM set
Here's is my Nicecast recording + some photos. 4 stereo no-input mixers in the prerecorded tracks, my trusty Yamaha MG125cx, Galaxy Audio AXS-10 (the red mixer), little Alto ZMX862 with a Mod Core Nux guitar fx unit in the feedback path, and a Allen & Heath ZED 12FX. They all went into the improvised, prerecorded samples, with which I dueted/improvised live during the webcast; I didn't use the ZED during the live improv, enough to do already.
Also some Applied Acoustic Systems (AAS) Chromophone Marimba and Tasman flute (soft synths, physical models) sprinkled in at places.
I also used the Nechville electric banjo + fx in Live, although it is hiding in plain site around the 7-8:30 minute stretch. Ebow on electric banjo sounds a lot like zero-input mixer. I put some recognizable electric banjo in a later section due to requests. Someone mentioned sitar. I like to use strings in addition to the 5th as drones/pedal points, which is where that comes from.
The piece was inspired by 2 things.
1. Watching the Wayne Shorter tribute on last week's Kennedy Center show, and then reading a bunch of his recent interviews. They never practice.
2. Just finished re-reading two books on Escher, read all the text in addition to the pics. This was an Escher piece - a lot going on in its own universe, like looking down on a city scape where the viewer is outside the view. It has no unified intent, but you can't say that it's random. What goes on in the scene is what goes on in the scene. Some voices relate to each other; others don't. I did try to play live stuff against the precorded stuff by the usual means, listening first.
Serendipity - my nephew just pointed me to this 20 minute video on Escher.
Rate of Change derives, initially, from having prerecorded sections that I liked except they evolved too slowly, so I just time crunched them in Adobe Audition. No discernible pitch change, tempo change unnoticeable for the parts where there is no beat.
Thanks, PHOBoS, for setting this up, and to the stream ops, and everyone who played, and listened. Happy New Year.
RateOfChange20182019DParson.mp3
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Rate of Change, Copyright 2018, Dale E. Parson, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), copy freely with attribution
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NYE20182019Rig.jpg
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the instruments
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the final mixer + fx is Live
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This socks remind me of Ableton Live.
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_________________ When the stream is deep
my wild little dog frolics,
when shallow, she drinks.
Here is my set ... 6 Wren patches, one for the morse (beeping happy 2019 happy newyear) and one that was playable a bit (and the rest automatic) ... some thumbjam on the phone .. some pre-recorded thumbjam too (2018 blues) ... two Nord Modular G2 patches for filling in with noises ... stream feedback used too .. oh and banged on the guitar a couple of times too .. mixed with the RME mixer remoted on the pad ... that's about it
Thank you PHOBoS for pulling this together again, so fat it has been another great event with all kinds of wonderful music.
2018-12-31--blue hell--happy new year.mp3
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Blue Hell -- 2018 / 2019 NYE live set
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Blue Hell -- Happy New Year
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Joined: Sep 27, 2016 Posts: 48 Location: state college
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Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2018 5:05 pm Post subject:
Here is my set from today. Thanks Phobos and everyone for setting these concerts up and robsol for helping me out today. I enjoy participating in them and hearing everyone's work.
Hi all , Happy New Year folks , had a great day yesterday listening to all the musics .
Here is my Epicyclus set , using the usual set up RM1X hardware midi sequencer to drum synth / blue modular / waldorf pulse v1 / Juno-60 / Ambika / korg-X5 / Nord G1 , pile of FX pedals & 19" rack FX into 22ch mixer/interface , into music PC and off to the internet to electro-music
Thanks again to Phobos , Jan , Jez & Rob for all work involved
Thanks for listening
Dave
epicyclus NYE 2018 into 2019.mp3
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Joined: Feb 04, 2005 Posts: 2903 Location: Nottingham, UK
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2019 8:21 pm Post subject:
Here's the recording of my set
Equipment used: MODX6, JD-Xi, OP-1 x 2, Kaossilator, Mini Kaoss Pad, iPads running Addictive and Cube synths and Animoog played by Joue, cirklon sequencing 2 x Model D, Tetra and Volca FM
modulator_esp_e-m_nye_2018_time_stands_still.mp3
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Modulator ESP - electro-music NYE 2018 - Time Stands Still
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And found a recording of my set, bit longer actually. In preparation I prepared quite a bit of recorded percussion and guitar, but my DAW Ardour kept crashing. Fate didn't want me to use that material so I opted for using a looper instead. The end result is a lot more relaxed, maybe at times even boring. But what better way to begin a streaming session than a slow start ?
Patch on the modular involved random generated beeps, some bass guitar through it as well. The first 3 minutes or so of the recording were not within the time frame, I was drinking some water so its probably a loopy bit.
Thanks for organizing PHOBoS, and to all who listened, joined chat and performed! Happy New Year.
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