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This is a jazz fusion piece featuring my Fender Mustang, Guitar Rig 4, GR-20, Session Drummer 3, and the following soft synths ARP2600, Absynth 5, Dimension Pro.
I hope you find…
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This is a jazz fusion piece featuring my Fender Mustang, Guitar Rig 4, GR-20, Session Drummer 3, and the following soft synths ARP2600, Absynth 5, Dimension Pro.
I hope you find…
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This is a jazz fusion piece featuring my Fender Mustang, Guitar Rig 4, GR-20, Session Drummer 3, and the following soft synths ARP2600, Absynth 5, Dimension Pro.
I hope you find…
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This is a jazz fusion piece featuring my Fender Mustang, Guitar Rig 4, GR-20, Session Drummer 3, and the following soft synths ARP2600, Absynth 5, Dimension Pro.
I hope you find…
A re-mastered version using Norm Harris' excellent percussion
serial improvisation with
korg ms 2000
cameleon 5000
rapture LE
z3ta+
And Norm's percussion room
A re-mastered version using Norm Harris' excellent percussion
serial improvisation with
korg ms 2000
cameleon 5000
rapture LE
z3ta+
And Norm's percussion room
the picture in the about sections is wacked...looks like some kind of insane theme park. lol The song is GREAT. Glad I couldn't get back to sleep tonight. :)
A re-mastered version using Norm Harris' excellent percussion
serial improvisation with
korg ms 2000
cameleon 5000
rapture LE
z3ta+
And Norm's percussion room
Graphic by William Newbold
Genre:
Electronica: Ambient
Year: 2009
Album:
Tritium Crystals
Artist's description:
William Newbold's performance modified by Chris Vaisvil
Scored for amplified prepared piano and choir ensemble…
Graphic by William Newbold
Genre:
Electronica: Ambient
Year: 2009
Album:
Tritium Crystals
Artist's description:
William Newbold's performance modified by Chris Vaisvil
Scored for amplified prepared piano and choir ensemble…
What's not to LOVE? Supernatural folk (are the finest folk in the world)!
Also, if I ever go to a hairdresser again, I shall display this unicorn picture and say, 'Just like this, please!'
Graphic by William Newbold
Genre:
Electronica: Ambient
Year: 2009
Album:
Tritium Crystals
Artist's description:
William Newbold's performance modified by Chris Vaisvil
Scored for amplified prepared piano and choir ensemble…
Love the minimalist beginnings, great sense of "something" is about to happen, and the rest doesn't disappoint! Sounds like the soundtrack to an apology, or emotional confession. Bewitching!
A re-mastered version using Norm Harris' excellent percussion
serial improvisation with
korg ms 2000
cameleon 5000
rapture LE
z3ta+
And Norm's percussion room
After Sebs football today I went up into the loft searching for an old guitar a friend gave me a few years back. When I lifted the lid of the case I saw that the tone switch was pulled off leaving bare wires. I couldn't remember if it worked or…
I don't always start a new project in my recorder , so this is the result of recording a jam with Paracosms and then hearing what was already on the rest of the track (probably from a couple of months ago?) when I stopped recording...I liked the…
Pleased with this orchestration and the Tina Arena arrangement of this iconic Kate Bush classic...have always loved it! Produced and performed by myself, except for the stunning vocal performance by Tina of course .....
(Original Song…
Pleased with this orchestration and the Tina Arena arrangement of this iconic Kate Bush classic...have always loved it! Produced and performed by myself, except for the stunning vocal performance by Tina of course .....
(Original Song…
This song was inspired by Roger and Chris's works, so I have made a voice synth mix for the DADA event at sound in.. :) mmmm all I really say with voice is dada but yeah I might of snuck in a tada IDK a closer listen will tell-
more-east-coast-meets-west-coast-snsthesis by Chris + the runout jig by James + supa polynova 1-07 by Bill - Songs mixed together,.. Chris's song is stretched to fit the size of the other songs...
Comments on vaisvil's stuff
Cool beans! Love the guitar work here...
Lovely, gentle sounds.
Great synth sounds!
well done I like it.
very cool,,,, and very nice team work
Ha! More like panting than voice. :p
Woah, deep sounds!
Very cool!!! Was the sax, pad, sequences done on the GR-20?
AWESOME COLLAB! Hearing that real sax in there makes me wanna pick my alto back up. Is that pic of 9/11?
is this the evil version of disney? hehe Mickey Mouse on crack?
the picture in the about sections is wacked...looks like some kind of insane theme park. lol The song is GREAT. Glad I couldn't get back to sleep tonight. :)
Another FN Beaut! Really, Really!
I wish I wrote this. Nice work fella. JRR
Nice Graphic! Great stuff as usual.
Cool! (great graphic, too!)
Nice bodhran work here! I've a sudden craving for a pint...
excellent!!! are you working for/with MOTU?
What's not to LOVE? Supernatural folk (are the finest folk in the world)! Also, if I ever go to a hairdresser again, I shall display this unicorn picture and say, 'Just like this, please!'
Love the minimalist beginnings, great sense of "something" is about to happen, and the rest doesn't disappoint! Sounds like the soundtrack to an apology, or emotional confession. Bewitching!
just went into this one after listening to Nebula, quite a change up, good creepy feel stays with you
Comments made by vaisvil
Man you nailed it - your vocals are especially powerful at the end.
Man this is great to happen upon again!
This is a sweet piece!
beautiful!
Excellent!
Alberta too? I thought Canadians were sane.
Excellent work!
Loving it!
Great music Brian and company!
really quite like this one! floaty, bouncy but has some nice grit layered in!
Rock on Reg!
Interesting sounds - what synth are you using?
How did you get Tina's vocal?
This is fantastic!
man.... you make the piano speak!
OMG I hate this place! You've made it in psychedelic salad!
excellent!
excellent rolling D's!
Rockabilly Awesome!
Thanks for mashing!