Ameba Dome Music 3 tracks, 18.43 Uploaded by ernst.pulsewidth Start following on July 21, 2009 06:44
- An improvisation I played as a soundtrack for a story-telling game at Ameba Gathering, a mini arts festival i attended. The pieces were played on the monome-controlled ChuCK patch, grain, by baeksan. The output of the grain patch is also going through JACK Rack (I'm running Linux) which in this...
- Pulsewidth - ameba dome music 1 4.17 47 plays
- Pulsewidth - ameba dome music 2 9.35 21 plays
- Pulsewidth - ameba dome music 3 4.50 32 plays
after 4 tracks, 23.24 Uploaded by ernst.pulsewidth Start following on May 04, 2009 04:46
- Some loopiness in puredata. I used Axiome by Gwen Coffy, augmented by delay and pattern-controlled filter patches from Martin Brinkmann, and finally a pureverb abstraction from Hardoff's DIY2 collection
- pulsewidth-fake holiday 5.48 173 plays
- Pulsewidth-rainloops 1 7.31 34 plays
- Pulsewidth-rainloops 2 5.45 39 plays
- Pulsewidth-future riddims 4.19 37 plays
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Ernie Dulanowsky has been making electronic music intermittently for nearly thirty years.
Originally working with analogue and digital synthesizers, he has recently embraced
computer-based electronic composition. Eschewing traditional computer music platforms,
Ernie uses Linux and other open-source tools to craft soundscapes and manipulate found sounds.
Some of his compositions can be found at http://www.archive.org/details/suspended_summer and
http://www.pulsewidth.ca/pulsetape.>
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