Mostdinelonago [disquiet0263] by dascott

I made a decision to tackle DJ projects which I otherwise might skip due to aesthetic differences, so I am finding ways to make that work for me. To be honest, the style of source music for this project is really not my cup of tea, so I took some serious liberties...
To be true to the project instructions, the piece is entirely built seven sound segments - one taken from each song. However, most of the segments are less than a second long - one beat from one track, the final percussive gesture from another, and so on.
These I transformed in two different ways: time dilation and what I call "slice and dice", where I take random tiny (0.01 second) bits of a sound and pile them on top of each other. Most track segments appear at least once in each of these two transformations (except 'Stracture' which appears only once).
The title of the piece comes from the first two letters of the titles of each of the seven tracks, in order.
The image accompanying this track shows the layout of the transformed material: Red=track1, Orange=track3, Yellow=track5, Green=track7, Blue=track4, Purple=track2.
All sound processing was done using the RTcmix software toolkit, with final mix down using LogicPro.

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