31 Mar
2005
31 Mar
'05
11:11 a.m.
On Wed, 30 Mar, 2005 at 01:06PM -0600, Ernie Dulanowsky spake thus:
Here are four tracks I whipped up with
SpiralSynthModular. The
workhorse module was the SpiralLoops plugin, but I did a bunch of
processing as well.
Some credit where credit is due: 'machines' and 'cablebox' use loops
which IIRC were obtained from Fizzarum's website as a teaser for a set
of sounds they had on offer. The other two tracks use sounds from some
old commercial releases by a band from Manchester. I'll let you
guess....
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/mp3/fade_v2.mp3
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/ogg/fade_v2.ogg
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/mp3/machines_in_the_grass.mp3
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/ogg/machines_in_the_grass.ogg
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/mp3/the_cablebox_fixed.mp3
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/ogg/the_cablebox_fixed.ogg
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/mp3/the_motionless_bird.mp3
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/ogg/the_motionless_bird.ogg
I like these, but...
Another rapidly developed track.
Done with Seq24, Noiseweapon from Pawfal, Ecamegapedal, and recorded with
JACK Timemachine
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/mp3/pulsewidth-tryandkeepittogether.mp3
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/tracks/ogg/pulsewidth-tryandkeepittogether.ogg
...this one is either broken or too weird for me. It sounds like it's
not playing properly, just sharp regular harsh tones.
These may not push everyone's button, but
hopefully you'll enjoy them
in some way, shape or form.
--
"I'd crawl over an acre of 'Visual This++' and 'Integrated
Development
That' to get to gcc, Emacs, and gdb. Thank you."
(By Vance Petree, Virginia Power)