Been awhile… Made a release: Some of the sounds used are re-purposed sounds made awhile back. Other sources are (layered) guitar, processed through (variants of) an Audiomulch patch, from the same timeframe. Lots of retrograde in the Air. Seems appropriate to have appropriated these past sounds, just about now. Also ironic: It was known, then, […]
Just uploaded this weeks Project. For now I just need a place to post this picture so I can link to it: More later…
Uploaded the second drone of the series of tracks I’ve been working on: Like the previous track, this one was done in Ableton Live (still trying to wrap my brain around Suite 9). Some of the core sounds were made in AudioMulch (the ‘collision’ sounds in the background are actually a guitar run through AM, […]
I’ve still been playing with Ableton 9, as time has allowed. Gone back to drone for a bit: The main drone tones are two of Live’s “Resonator” presets, modified somewhat. Also used four Audiomulch-treated guitar tracks I had created for another project and not yet used. I’d like to do three more of these…
This week’s Disquiet Junto project had us downloading four sound sources from freesound.org, one for each of the classical elements (earth, air, fire and water). I used Audiomulch for this one, along with a couple of the Korg Legacy Collection VST plugins (specifically, the filter bank section of an emulated Korg M-20 –which I find […]
Given the essential sadness of the 66th Junto Project, I’ll just point to that; and to the 65th.
I’ve been playing around with Audiomulch for a couple of months now, to the point where it has managed to replace my aging copy of Ableton Live (v5.2.2… get off my lawn!!!) as my go-to environment for electronic noodling. I like the ‘level’ Audiomulch inhabits– it’s not the ubiquitous high-level, strip-chart style DAW– it’s not […]
no peanuts in church... 