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What looks back from within a broken looking glass?
A drone-ish ambient mess with lots of space.
Featuring all hardware, including Texture Lab, Ambient 0, Neutron through the Minibrute's filter, Electribe for the handful of drums, Big Sky…
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A strange beast that began back in 2021 as a chord progression that didn't go anywhere. I finally knuckled down and finished it. It has a somewhat awkward transition from verse to chorus, but when I tried shifting either to accommodate the other…
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A live dark ambient drone featuring Sonicware's Texture Lab fed through a Soma Cosmos. I recorded the output directly into my audio interface and did some EQ, parallel compression, spectral processing, and added a touch of reverb.
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A downtempo drone tune with (hopefully) unsettling ambience inspired by John Barry's soundtrack for the classic sci-fi movie, The Black Hole. Featuring sounds from my Kyra (the awesome pads with a fantastic native rectifier effect and manual…
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This song was another SD Compo entry of mine, specifically from round 87 back in 2014. This rendering features a number of tweaks to fix the mix, like adjusting levels, EQ, compression, and adding some spectral processing to smooth out what was…
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What looks back from within a broken looking glass?
A drone-ish ambient mess with lots of space.
Featuring all hardware, including Texture Lab, Ambient 0, Neutron through the Minibrute's filter, Electribe for the handful of drums, Big Sky…
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This is one of my more agressive industrial-ish tunes. There's also an orchestral version done by vaisvil; it should be somewhere in his gigantic list of tracks...I'll see if I can find it and post a link.
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Unfortunately, vaisvil doesn…
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This song was another SD Compo entry of mine, specifically from round 87 back in 2014. This rendering features a number of tweaks to fix the mix, like adjusting levels, EQ, compression, and adding some spectral processing to smooth out what was…
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10/8 with lots of supporting parts but no real melody. This song would definitely benefit from a vocal track, but alas I'm not much of a singer.
This was mixed using K-14 metering, which means most listeners will want to turn their speakers…
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First new release in over 2 years...
This was originally inspired by a weird FX patch on my Blofeld, with the first couple minutes coming together in just a few days of work. It then sat untouched for the next two years, until I decided to…
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My latest finished song, sadly. Another glut of Hive sounds.
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What looks back from within a broken looking glass?
A drone-ish ambient mess with lots of space.
Featuring all hardware, including Texture Lab, Ambient 0, Neutron through the Minibrute's filter, Electribe for the handful of drums, Big Sky…
Uploaded
A strange beast that began back in 2021 as a chord progression that didn't go anywhere. I finally knuckled down and finished it. It has a somewhat awkward transition from verse to chorus, but when I tried shifting either to accommodate the other…
Uploaded
A strange beast that began back in 2021 as a chord progression that didn't go anywhere. I finally knuckled down and finished it. It has a somewhat awkward transition from verse to chorus, but when I tried shifting either to accommodate the other…
Uploaded
A live dark ambient drone featuring Sonicware's Texture Lab fed through a Soma Cosmos. I recorded the output directly into my audio interface and did some EQ, parallel compression, spectral processing, and added a touch of reverb.
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A downtempo drone tune with (hopefully) unsettling ambience inspired by John Barry's soundtrack for the classic sci-fi movie, The Black Hole. Featuring sounds from my Kyra (the awesome pads with a fantastic native rectifier effect and manual…
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I compose mostly electro-industrial-breakbeat nonsense. I’m primarily interested in rhythm and cadence, which is why many of my songs lack proper melodies (or good ones).
I am in the process of switching my mixing over to K-metering, which makes greater use of the dynamic range (and consequently isn’t as loud as over-compressed radio music). Any songs that use K-metering will be marked, so you know when to turn the volume up and when to turn it back down.
I’ve stopped using compressors just to make things sound louder. That’s what volume knobs are for.
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