After the Alonetone meetup in Dublin, I promised Tess & Bethan I'd get my finger out and finish/upload some more stuff. So this is the first thing that's reached "good enough" stage. A trancey/ravey number featuring monotron samples after…

Sort of a Tuesday improv... Built up around a synth texture that I built up with: Operator->FilterStation->Volcano->Kombinat->Panstation->RP-Delay (what's the fun in having plugins if you can't abuse them)

Worked on this track for a *long* time. Learnt a lot but it's time to call it done and move on to something else. Am pretty happy with it all in all. Sounds include samples of me clapping and the Snowdon steam train heavily processed with Ableton…

I bought ABL2 recently, because I *love* that 303 sound and it was cheaper than trying to figure out how to build my own xoxbox. I had plans to do more with this track. Then I realised I was getting too deep into tweaking instead of releasing…

After the Alonetone meetup in Dublin, I promised Tess & Bethan I'd get my finger out and finish/upload some more stuff. So this is the first thing that's reached "good enough" stage. A trancey/ravey number featuring monotron samples after…

A little something I've been toying with based on one of the chords from Free's "It's Alright Now". Apologies for my rusty recording mojo...

This started with a couple of samples in a new version of Boite Diabolique where the samplers slide over them at different rates and varying granular density. I recorded some of that as I varied the rates and then brought the recording into Live…

This is the first piece made with a Reaktor instrument I built today that I have called "Xylo". Xylo is a sampler that plays a region of the sample back and forth with a 10s release time. Each note defines a region of a different length (but…

The title came to me as I was listening to the track and was reminded of looking through [Savage's](http://alonetone.com/sistersavage) telescope at a starry sky and us being completely unable to figure out how to get it aligned :) The title itself…

Sometime yesterday, sandbags posted "In the Ocean of Night". Fuelled by a lovely walk and some pints, I was inspired to make some additions. Technical/process details: Guitar was my Michael Kelly going into GT-10 which had compressor, delay…