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This list never ceases to amaze.. I not up on a lot of current music so I can not give you much in the way of comparisons, (d&b type stuff)... but Im pretty sure you've listened to some of Mick Karn's output. I like you work.... please post more when you have the time. joe On Tuesday, April 22, 2003, at 02:15 PM, Jesse Ray Lucas wrote: > This is the first of my sequence+EDP tunes. The fretless bass is all > live, > input into the EDP the first time you hear each of the sections. Then > the > sequencer triggers the loops when they make their appearances later, > allowing me to do other things (Rhodes, sample rate decimation, sample > triggering, etc.) in between. > > The vocal sample that sounds somewhat like it's scratched on a > turntable (at > 3:27, and 5:10) is performed live, using an option of the Yamaha A5000 > sampler's pitchbend controller section called "Slow&Reverse." The > bottom > half of the pitch wheel's movement slows the sample down to stop at > -4000, > and then begins to play the sample backwards from -4001 to -8000 (or > whatever the largest negative value of a pitchwheel control message > is). > > The drums were all programmed by hand in the piano roll view in Sonar > (mail > me if you want the MIDI file for study), and the control functions for > the > EDP were written as a MIDI track. There is some sine wave bass around > 20Hz > which may hurt your little PC speakers if you crank it too much. Just > watch > out. I'm no mastering engineer. > > My server has been locking up lately, so if the download doesn't work > now, > try it again in a few hours. > > http://www.neoprimitive.net/jlucas/audio/lto/mallorn.mp3 > > Hope you like. This is what type of music I write. I wasn't sure > what to > call it in a response to that thread, or maybe I just wasn't willing to > label it. But I'd be interested to hear what anyone/everyone else can > equate it to. Tripe, garbage, filth, shite, compulsive twitch, aggro > electro rock, whatever. :) > > -J > > > >