28 Dec
2006
28 Dec
'06
10:16 a.m.
Hi!
Merry day after day after day after Christmas!
For those enjoying, listen to
http://konstruktiv.org/_media/c0ff/music/beat27.ogg
sw: jackd, timemachine, hdspmixer
hw: hdsp, a6, mpx550
mandatory /dev/hands + /dev/ears.
For your pleasure,
Dmitry.
28 Dec
28 Dec
12:28 p.m.
Dmitry Baikov wrote:
Hi!
Merry day after day after day after Christmas!
For those enjoying, listen to
http://konstruktiv.org/_media/c0ff/music/beat27.ogg
sw: jackd, timemachine, hdspmixer
hw: hdsp, a6, mpx550
mandatory /dev/hands + /dev/ears.
For your pleasure,
Dmitry.
That was the scariest present I've gotten this year. :)
I like the pallet. Is that an analog electribe? I'm not so sure the
painting agrees with me, but I like the pallet. thanks for sharing your
work.
/brian
9:20 p.m.
On 12/28/06, Brian Dunn <job17and9(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote:
That was the scariest present I've gotten this
year. :)
:)
I like the pallet. Is that an analog electribe?
I'm not so sure the
painting agrees with me, but I like the pallet. thanks for sharing your
work.
It was one voice of alesis andromeda, it's analog distortion + delay.
everything live.
29 Dec
29 Dec
6:38 a.m.
Thursday 28 December 2006 15:16, Dmitry Baikov:
Hi!
Merry day after day after day after Christmas!
For those enjoying, listen to
http://konstruktiv.org/_media/c0ff/music/beat27.ogg
Beautiful piece, thank you.
Wolfgang
noon
That's very interesting! I think the first real world example of what an
Andromeda can sound like that I've heard.
I'm curious... did you keep time manually, use the arp or sequencer or
something else? I've always loved tweaking analog synths and the Andromeda
certainly looks fun to play with!
Thank you for sharing!
Jon Hoskins
On 12/29/06, Wolfgang Woehl <tito(a)rumford.de> wrote:
Thursday 28 December 2006 15:16, Dmitry Baikov:
Hi!
Merry day after day after day after Christmas!
For those enjoying, listen to
http://konstruktiv.org/_media/c0ff/music/beat27.ogg
Beautiful piece, thank you.
Wolfgang
2 Jan
2 Jan
12:33 p.m.
Thank you all for your comments.
Finally, I'm here again.
My provider made me a new year present and showed me a world without
the internet.
It is not that bad, actually :)
On 12/29/06, Jon H <october001(a)gmail.com> wrote:
That's very interesting! I think the first real
world example of what an
Andromeda can sound like that I've heard.
It can much more. But I'm just a
human being....
I'm curious... did you keep time manually, use the
arp or sequencer or
something else? I've always loved tweaking analog synths and the Andromeda
certainly looks fun to play with!
Most of time it is seq playing, with sustain
pedal pressed, because I
have only two hands to tweak the beast.
The whole piece obviously uses distortion, delay and only one voice ;)
The dynamic range of the composition is intended, though I started to
think it needs a compressed version for compact/budget players and/or
quiet listening.
Kind regards,
Dmitry.
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