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Org 20091112 2 Uploaded by laguardia Start following on November 26, 2009 07:38
Guitar driven MFOS Soundlab, marimba with ring modulator-like effect, grand piano. What's not to love?Resolution Pulse Uploaded by laguardia Start following on July 15, 2009 23:32
Another Music From Outer Space track from Organamatronic (http://organamatronic.org). Once again, this uses only a patched out MFOS Sound Lab and Live. The Sound Lab has no keyboard, and our goal with this composition was to introduce melodic elements while only having the oscillator pitch knob...Pedal Power Uploaded by laguardia Start following on June 25, 2009 00:15
This is another Organamatronic (http://organamatronic.org) track. We use a home built fuzz factory pedal and make extensive use of its self-oscillation capabilities to create some very synthy sounds. Later in the piece, you'll notice some distorted guitar sounds that "swoop" down into the drone...Organamatronic Meets Music From Outer Space Uploaded by laguardia Start following on June 20, 2009 06:06
I finished my MFOS Sound Lab, and here is a resulting piece. We did it the way we usually do, starting with a tempo and Live and going from there. This is the Sound Lab without a keyboard and only panning, delay, verb and a little bit of filtering here and there from Live. You asked for bleepi...Sando Uploaded by laguardia Start following on June 16, 2009 22:42
Another track from http://organamatronic. This one is an edited and more approachable version of what we do. Still all composed originally on the fly. Electric guitar, Hang, kalimba, marimba, low D whistle, doumbek, and drums.Org 20090610 2 Uploaded by laguardia Start following on June 16, 2009 22:38
Organamatronic (http://organamatronic.org) is a collaboration between Delaney Parker and Michael La Guardia. We compose music in real time using mostly acoustic and some electronic instruments and Live. We use organic instruments but achieve a trancey feel. This one features accordion, mandoli...
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