Listening to all of this was like hearing a great album. Can't wait to try the sequencer!

Sweet! Sounds great to me. I've always wanted to try out Reaktor!

Glitchtastic!

Cool. I made once a similar piece. At least it sounded similar. I remember i tried to follow one of Messiaen's scales.

Thank you for all the kind words. @MMI: By 'mess' i refer to what I perceive as a lack of underlying structure combined with over-density. I guess I wasn't so much being pejorative about my work (although given past comments I've made I can understand why that conclusion might be reached) so much as indicating that I am aiming towards something more deliberate, more structured, and sparser. Of course whether I get there, or somewhere totally different, is quite another matter :)

Mess?!? I'd say the net result is genius. Super super cool.

nebulonicalchemy: that's a greatquestion. Glitchiness is something that is easy to understand when you already know and quite hard to describe otherwise. But here goes: A glitch is usually a minor malfunction in a system where something doesn't work quite right (but isn't a complete meltdown). So in audio terms is might be described as something that doesn't sound right, in the context of the original sound, for a brief period. The Finger is a MIDI driven effect unit that provides a number of effects suitable for creating audio glitches for example short loops, pitch shifting, comb filters, scratches and so on. The untreated audio is fed through The Finger and, when it receives appropriate MIDI, it applies an effect but only for so long as the MIDI note is being played. So you get "audio glitches" interrupting the normal playback of the piece. This piece is so convoluted that it's hard to hear a clear separation between glitch and non-glitch. I'll try and do something about that in the next piece.

like it. sound quite ethnic in a strange way

what is glitching?

Really like this, a good balance between the glitchiness and the rest of the track. Looking forward to seeing where you go with this

Sacrilege? Bah. This is technological art in the finest tradition. Inspired.

Not at all, this is nice...and haunting. Lovely.

agree with the Sister..'victorian doll faces' should be the new title. love it!

Butchering something is only fun if you love it. :-) But no, I don't think this is butchered. I think it's complex and packed with your trademark eerie, broken Victorian doll faces.

nice ambiance!

Love the haunting piano tones in this.

I dig!

like it, everything can be made to make music

Nice sample set! I love organic sounds like this. Sounds like you're banging away on this stuff in a monastery! In my mind I can hear monks chanting in the background!

Wow what a cool sound this is great mate and thanks for your recent comment.

If anything can be very lovely, this is.

I like, especially the part around the 1m mark onwards, nice choice and mix of sounds, and nice outro a little haunting as 2starsho says.

Can you see this?

Lovely sound and beautiful vocals. I especially liked where it sounded like you were self-harmonizing.

Thanks Tess, that’s very kind :-)

I liked this until the voices cut in… then I loved it.

Listening again and I actually really love the lo-fi almost accidental feel to this recording. Work of art. My one regret is that I can't double-favourite it.

I have no idea why I thought "Edward Lear" and "Ring Modulator" in the same moment. Probably I shouldn't have.

Great track, music and vocals blend well.

Like this.

Interesting variety, works well.

Gets nice and dark around 3:15, I like it.

Love when it really kicks in at ~2:40, great stuff.

Thanks for the kind words both. Chris it is a pretty good idea but I can't take any credit for that, I got it from Pendle @ SoundDust. He uses it to build his Plastic Ghost Piano and I thought it sounded like something cool to play with.

Touché Igor :)

This is very sweet.

Hey this is pretty cool, totally trips along.

Oh I do love that guitar sound you got going and you know I like the loopin :)

Has the feel of drifting effortlessly through different spaces. I like the sparseness and the use of a range of sounds. Geosonics looks like a great source material.

Nice use of radio noise. Like it.