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Sound Foundry
7:47 min |
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Flutes, some of my own sampled sounds and a very trashy drum kit. A lot of fun to make as well. |
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3:40 min |
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A piece of orchestral/piano music with more backing ostinato patterns. |
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7:23 min |
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Pulser is all about heavy use of filter sweeps, repeated rhythms passing from one synthetic sound to another, big fat analog basses and so on. |
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3:48 min |
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PC is a fairly ordinary piece of minimalist music. The piece focuses on a shifting soundscape of cross rhythms over which, foreshortened themes occasionally surface. |
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6:34 min |
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Dervish is intended to capture heat and excitement of the Middle East through its insistent use of constantly changing filters on synthesised sound against traditional instruments. |
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6:25 min |
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Spectre was the first result of my attempts to sample instruments. The second half of the piece makes me think of Film Noir and America of the 40's, I dont know why. |
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4:12 min |
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Despite the foolish title, this is a pretty traditional piece of plan '70s pop. It was fun to make though. The Bhangra electric guitar is fun too. |
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23:55 min |
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P3 is a large-scale piece scored for synthetic orchestra. |
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9:02 min |
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This piece is a mish-mash - a wierd combination of South American themes on a simple chord shift and Indian percussion. One of the nice things about synthesis is that you do this sort of thing. |
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