Re: New Album Preview Part 1

[todd reynolds <toddreynolds@rcn.com>]

bravo, andre...   if I was gonna blow my speakers, this would be one of the
most refined ways of doing so...

all the best,  and thanks for pushing the envelope... again.

t.

On 3/17/03 4:59 AM, "Andre LaFosse" <altruist@earthlink.net> wrote:

> Don't call it a comeback... I've been here for years:
> 
> http://www.altruistmusic.com/soundfiles/seismic.mp3
> 
> This is a live EDP solo, and the first "single" from the forthcoming
> album I've been compiling for the last several months.  Like the rest of
> the material on the album, it's several steps beyond any Echoplex solos
> I've made available before.
> 
> This particular track sounds kind of like a late '90s jungle remix of
> mid-'70s Miles Davis - "Pangea" by way of "Modus Operandi," maybe.
> 
> There are no drum samples, no overdubs, and no edits (apart from the
> fade-out) - it's one guitar through one EDP through one tube amp.  Some
> EQ, compression/limiting, and stereo imaging was applied after the fact,
> but those are the only effects.  (By downloading this track, you agree
> to absolve me of responsibility for any damage sustained to your 
>subwoofer.)
> 
> Technical geek note: quantize was turned OFF for this track, so all of
> the Replace action was done completely manually.
> 
> The new album will run about 74 minutes, it'll contain nearly 20 tracks
> (including EDP solos as well as produced tracks using Echoplex
> performances as foundations for editing and overdubs), and it should be
> pressed up in a few weeks.
> 
> How ya like me now,
> 
> --Andre LaFosse
> The Echoplex Analysis Pages:
> http://www.altruistmusic.com/EDP
>