Song from my latest EP made entirely from sampled electromagnetic interference picked up with an induction coil on my train and tube journey across London to work…
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My debut album which came out last December. I’ve mostly used a Monomachine (big up for its 3 LFOs) plus some eurorack bits.
Hope you like it!
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Great soundscapes. Care to walk trough your workflow?
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phew, pretty awesome
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Reminds me of “Goodbye Seventies”.
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This is great, reminds me of Matt Atten’s stuff.
How exactly do you set up record the induction coil on a train? Sounds interesting.
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in this case just one of these;
attached to a Zoom recorder. Apparently they have some kind of limiter on (I imagine just a capacitor or something) that you can remove. What I’m going to do next is build one of these though!
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Clever.
Lots of Digitone and Analog Four ambient goodness ^^
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Here’s one I made last year. Primary with the electron Machinedrum and a little help from the Korg Minilogue.
Not the best production as my knowledge of mastering tracks was not that good at this time but maybe a cute track.
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Liking this track a lot! I was expecting some 1/16th hihats to kick in around 3:00 minutes, but I’m not upset. 
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New track, new video🙃
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Sounds good dude. What effects is the crossfader doing?
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Thanks!
Scene 16 = lowpass filter and reverb on a drum track
Scene 15 = Retriggers on the glitch sounds with decreasing retrigger time
Scene 14 = Delay on the glitches with decreasing delay time and increasing send and feedback
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Well that was fun!
a track from my upcoming record. psychedelic folk
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Thx Cepheid!
You’re right I think, but since it’s a jam It’d be propably a pretty different track if I record another performance. ((:
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Thx for the kind words guys (and gals? (: )!