Wow, thanks!
You can see the main system here:
http://www.scampers.com/EGRES/gallery_20.html, it's the 3-panel Serge.
The 'photos' were taken from a freeze frame of a video camera, not
greatest quality. We have a still camera now so maybe I'll take some
better pix. To this 3 panel system I recently added another panel:
PCO, EQ, ACPRx2, BUFF, CMX, QTKB, COM, BLOG, WAD.
The main system is very close to being a Blue Funstation with a couple
substitions, and was made in '97.
m/n/m/l is just a name I came up with ... minimalism, mystery,
ambiguity, idiosyncrasy.
In addition to "Perpendicular Twist" I have another CD, "another round
thing with music on it". It can go alongside your other musical round
things: player piano rolls, music box disks, magnetic tape reels, 45's
or what have you.
I will release a new CD before too long. Each one has taken over a year
to make... I am slow and fussy.
John P.
mrboningen wrote:
You can see the main system here:
http://www.scampers.com/EGRES/gallery_20.html, it's the 3-panel Serge.
The 'photos' were taken from a freeze frame of a video camera, not
greatest quality. We have a still camera now so maybe I'll take some
better pix. To this 3 panel system I recently added another panel:
PCO, EQ, ACPRx2, BUFF, CMX, QTKB, COM, BLOG, WAD.
The main system is very close to being a Blue Funstation with a couple
substitions, and was made in '97.
m/n/m/l is just a name I came up with ... minimalism, mystery,
ambiguity, idiosyncrasy.
In addition to "Perpendicular Twist" I have another CD, "another round
thing with music on it". It can go alongside your other musical round
things: player piano rolls, music box disks, magnetic tape reels, 45's
or what have you.
I will release a new CD before too long. Each one has taken over a year
to make... I am slow and fussy.
John P.
mrboningen wrote:
> I just received my m/n/m/l (what does that mean anyway
> John?) "Perpendicular Twist" CD from Darwin Grosse of
> CreativeSynth.com here in sunny Japan. It's an excellent CD, and the
> production quality is top notch.
>
> I would recommend it to anyone like me who does not yet have a Serge,
> and who wants to hear what this beast is capable of. It was
> especially refreshing to hear it being used for something other than
> huge melodic ambient dronescapes (not that I dislike these ;) It
> reminded me of Throbbing Gristle in places!
>
> Any chance you could let us know what modules you have John? Is there
> a photo of your system in the archives? I saw one in your latest
> CreativeSynth.com article, but it was too small to make out the
> modules.
>
> Best Wishes,
>
> Gregg
>
> www.hermetech.net
>