This is a piece using 2 keyboards, an M-Audio 88es (vocal choir) and Alesis Q49 (brass choir) in 17 notes per octave. The objective was to use some functional xenharmonic chord progressions. I would be interested in knowing if you perceive the…
This is a piece using 2 keyboards, an M-Audio 88es (vocal choir) and Alesis Q49 (brass choir) in 17 notes per octave. The objective was to use some functional xenharmonic chord progressions. I would be interested in knowing if you perceive the…
one could make any brass instrument to play in any temperament by valve placement and tubing length as far as I know. On the other hand 24 note per octave (and finer divisions) are avalable on wodwind and brass with using alternate fingering. On a recent trip to Urbana for a performance Peter's composition called for french horn playing in harmonic series tuning - but I guess the actual use comes close to 72 equal. The video of that is here: (go to about 16:40 .) http://www.youtube.com/user/clones98#p/u/30/OjY4LwBV8sM
This is a solo classical guitar piece in 12 equal. The recording was produced by playing an Epiphone C70CE through a Marshall amplifier's clean channel with reverberation and recording with a Zoom H2. Minimal post - processing was done to the…
Just having some fun. Geas gave me the idea, I was posting the forums about needing Alonetone Awards and he had the idea to just give them to people for tracks that you like.
I got to play this $3,000 8 string baritone Taylor today. Had I $3,000 at all it would have been mine! It has to be one of the best guitars I've ever played and an ingenious string combination.
Congrats!!! You have just won an M.T.C Music award!!!
AWARD: Best Field Recording
Also presenting the following Award- Most tracks uploaded in a single day
Hiding April is a programmatic electronic piece that uses the hardware Korg MS2000 and Absynth 5 software synthesizers and orchestra percussion from Garritan Personal Orchestra. At about 4:10 I found an aircraft-ish sound on my Korg which then…
Hiding April is a programmatic electronic piece that uses the hardware Korg MS2000 and Absynth 5 software synthesizers and orchestra percussion from Garritan Personal Orchestra. At about 4:10 I found an aircraft-ish sound on my Korg which then…
we have lift off.......we are now entering the stratosphere.........please keep your seat belts on until the sign tells you otherwise"........now that was a ride with the volume turned up high........
This is a solo classical guitar piece in 12 equal. The recording was produced by playing an Epiphone C70CE through a Marshall amplifier's clean channel with reverberation and recording with a Zoom H2. Minimal post - processing was done to the…
Genre:
Rock/Pop: Hard Rock
Year: 1987
Album:
Modern Clones
Artist's description:
A Fool's Paradise
They say, Hey Look!
The armies are receeding!
Times are changing
Can't you feel it in the air?
Its Just Fool's Paradise…
Genre:
Rock/Pop: Hard Rock
Year: 1987
Album:
Modern Clones
Artist's description:
A Fool's Paradise
They say, Hey Look!
The armies are receeding!
Times are changing
Can't you feel it in the air?
Its Just Fool's Paradise…
This is a piece using Garritan World Sample Set (Tibet singing bowls and Tibet bells) and pianoteq. It also uses a non-octave tuning that is an infinite stack of just major seconds (scala file below).
this is totally impressive Lalo. Wow. What a piece of music! And emotional. Lovely work my friend!!! 18 minutes of constantly changing music - no that is difficult to do!!
Quite by accident I was listening to Chris Vaisvil's time stretched piece and had the improvFriday player going at the same time. It was like that chocolate and peanut butter thing, you know? So here is Chris' Out of My Body used as a backdrop…
Another one rebuilt after my freak SD card initialization fiasco. The excellent solo work was done by my buddy Gnasty - I love it!
This is the second part of a two part song. I'll get the other part up next hopefully.
Badass Solos: Gnasty…
Comments on vaisvil's stuff
excellent........going up? ...............
enjoyed that. cheers chappy
Very cool mate.
Great bass mate excellent track top job. Thanks for listening and commenting mate.
one could make any brass instrument to play in any temperament by valve placement and tubing length as far as I know. On the other hand 24 note per octave (and finer divisions) are avalable on wodwind and brass with using alternate fingering. On a recent trip to Urbana for a performance Peter's composition called for french horn playing in harmonic series tuning - but I guess the actual use comes close to 72 equal. The video of that is here: (go to about 16:40 .) http://www.youtube.com/user/clones98#p/u/30/OjY4LwBV8sM
Just having some fun. Geas gave me the idea, I was posting the forums about needing Alonetone Awards and he had the idea to just give them to people for tracks that you like.
Congrats!!! You have just won an M.T.C Music award!!! AWARD: Best Field Recording Also presenting the following Award- Most tracks uploaded in a single day
Wow! what a track Chris. A lot of work I should think. Most enjoyable.
Bass is solid man. I like your heavier side :)
hitting the hard stuff, I like it. I wanna go listen to some Tool now.
Very cool.
Solid production. I can see the river, but I can't see April :)
we have lift off.......we are now entering the stratosphere.........please keep your seat belts on until the sign tells you otherwise"........now that was a ride with the volume turned up high........
Very nice.
Hey, Rock on Chris!
Great track, very busy and intricate backing
Whew! That'll wake ya up.
the guitar dentist is at it again ...get um out......that neck can hold more brass for sure........
Nice one mate
like I need to be encouraged!
Comments made by vaisvil
this is cool - I like the orchestra through a resonator sound at 4:30
this is totally impressive Lalo. Wow. What a piece of music! And emotional. Lovely work my friend!!! 18 minutes of constantly changing music - no that is difficult to do!!
nice!
weirdly interesting !
which worm hole did you pass through? this is truly spacey material.
excellent! and hello fellow ebower!
a favorite song - excellent choice! interesting take on the song.
Does this have binaural beating? Very cool and unusual piece!
this is lovely! how did you realize this one? beautiful floating sound.
this really weird - practicing skeet shooting at a crick match?
nice - an odd juxtaposition - the first part sort of jumps arouns and the 2nd part sounds like a dark basement you shouldn't enter...
Its bad form to fav something with your own work - nonetheless I like what you've done here!!
I like this alot! Nice sound and space!
I like this! Is this then playing back a single phrase multiple ways?
very atmospheric - I like your touch Bruce!
nice trip!
very cool! I've not heard Arabic music a capella before! excellent!
great!!!
thank you for flying united :-)
nice work! I like your voice a lot.