rehearsal recording martin - keyboard georg - guitar ulrich - drums helmut - bass not 'pink floyd' but genesis. as you hear, we are into the seventies - the only drugs involved: german beer ;-)

work in progress

RPM demo filler track. you see where this is all going.

A track based on an accidental rhythm track I created while playing with a free VTS Host program, overlaid with an ambient tone and a Text to Speech-ified reading from Francis E. Dec's "GANGSTER COMPUTER GOD WORLD- WIDE SECRET CONTAINMENT POLICY…

The first track of a suite based on the SubGenius Pamphlet #1; the track has a Drone-y bassline with an avalanche of drums, no real melody to speak of, and the words are spoken by an old, wonky MicroSoft Text to Speech engine.

A series of echoing gongs played in various keys to create patterns of echoes, and occasionally chords. One of my mellowest pieces, almost meditative.

Overlapping noise-based drones playing time & tone shifted noise tracks ,often dozens of copies of a single source, off and against each other to create beat frequency throbs, overlapping rhythms and near chords.

Overlapping noise-based drones playing time & tone shifted noise tracks ,often dozens of copies of a single source, off and against each other to create beat frequency throbs, overlapping rhythms and near chords.

First demo from my 2009 RPM project, "Signal To Noise".

AKA "Better than Donating Organs". First project for MICA's Sound 1 class. This sounded a heck of a lot cooler when I first edited it! Oh well. Learning Protools.

The first project for my Sound 1 class.