- carbonizing Artwork
carbonizing Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on September 29, 2009 15:13
This is all in Reaktor. Used a sequencer from the NI User Library called 'Scale Step SEQ 16,' driving the Carbon2 synth, and doodling the knobs in both. The first 20 seconds or so were used as a soundtrack here (Vimeo). - seven roscoe rileys Artwork
seven roscoe rileys Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on September 25, 2009 21:02
A short thing made for a video (Vimeo). It's arranged in Ableton Live, the synth is Sonic Charge's Synplant, and the numbers came from a Speak & Spell. "Four" and "Six" are from somewhere else, actually, but I don't remember where. - 090918: ukulele & guitar Artwork
090918: ukulele & guitar Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on September 19, 2009 17:20
Well, how about something completely different? One ukulele, one guitar, six pilsners, Ableton Live (ping pong delay, flanger, some Reaktor Banaan Electrique), sampled tympani, tambourine and crash cymbal. Recorded via an Audio Technica 2035 mic into my MOTU Ultralite in my anything but soundpro... - m_oduler Artwork
m_oduler Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on September 11, 2009 17:29
Finally, something new. Really interested in step sequencing and pretending my software is a modular synth. I attached Reaktor's Carbon synth to a 16-step sequencer and let it go for about five minutes. The ensemble also has SInebeats playing the drums, all mixed in a 4ch mixer and recorded to Re... voiceboing Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on May 27, 2009 18:46
Goes along with the previous track, "voicebom." An early thing made with Reason, used a sample of my voice for most of the sounds including the springy bass sound. The rest was made with the NN-XT and samples in Reason.voicebom Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on May 27, 2009 18:44
One of my first attempts with Reason in 2003. Used samples of my own voice in ReDrum and added some bells and things from NN-XT. This was used as a soundtrack in an animation I made.- playground Artwork
playground Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on February 28, 2009 15:52
Another soundtrack. My kids helped build a playground at a local school. I had a camera set-up to film the event as a stop-motion time lapse thing. I needed the music to feel busy busy busy but also playful what with the playground and all. I found an old clip I'd made in Ableton Live that see... - hanginabout Artwork
hanginabout Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on February 26, 2009 22:13
Made as a soundtrack for a meditation on snow that I recorded in February 2008. The electric piano is using the "Electric" synth in Ableton Live, and the reverby thing is from running that loop through a Kaoss Pad. - drive the first Artwork
drive the first Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on February 24, 2009 14:35
One of the first things I made in Reason, back in 2003. It's all on one Malström. This was originally created to be the soundtrack for an animation I was working on. It got replaced, eventually. Later, it was rearranged and found a home following my kid around one afternoon on his bicycle as "dri... - drive the second Artwork
drive the second Uploaded by dance robot dance Start following on February 24, 2009 14:35
This is the second version of "Drive." Using Reason's Subtractor and, I believe, Malstrom for the bell sound.
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When I was 12, I used to bug the guys at the music store by hanging around the synth room messing with the Moogs for hours. Later, I fell for the likes of Gary Numan, Kraftwerk, Vince Clarke, Depeche Mode, and yes, Duran Duran. Fast forward to 2003 when a colleague showed me Reason v2.5. When he flipped around to the cables, I was sold. Now it's Solvent, Autechre, ISAN, Mouse on Mars, Lali Puna and Radiohead that make me go.
Nice, the bell-like sounds are as if slightly detuned or heavily chorused...gives an Alien sort of feel...
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