Analogue-sequencer

Hi everyone,

I received my Cirklon (#32) on Friday and took a couple hours today to
really try it out. The result isn't meant to be something you'd listen
on a normal basis. I rather tried to make some sort of audio story, if
that makes any sense.

Roboto's Journey <http://soundcloud.com/spitznagl/robotos-journey>

This really isn't any sort of self-promotion. It's a silly track anyway
:) .

I'd personally like to hear others' first experiment with their Cirklon
if it is ok to share links here.



Benjamin Krupa



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On 13/06/2011 02:59, Benjamin Krupa wrote:
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I received my Cirklon (#32) on Friday and took a couple hours today to
> really try it out. The result isn't meant to be something you'd listen
> on a normal basis. I rather tried to make some sort of audio story, if
> that makes any sense.

Absolutely does

> Roboto's Journey<http://soundcloud.com/spitznagl/robotos-journey>
>
> This really isn't any sort of self-promotion. It's a silly track anyway
> :) .

And rather wonderful in its own way too, thanks so much for sharing!

> I'd personally like to hear others' first experiment with their Cirklon
> if it is ok to share links here.

Not sure where my first experiments went but tracks from various stages 
are at my soundcloud site. One of the more recent pure Cirklon tracks 
uploaded is:
http://soundcloud.com/smokyfrog/e-ville-part2

Cheers,

-- 
Paul
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http://www.softroom.co.uk
http://www.youtube.com/WilyEPeyote

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle <softroom@...>
wrote:
> Not sure where my first experiments went but tracks from various
stages
> are at my soundcloud site. One of the more recent pure Cirklon tracks
> uploaded is:
> http://soundcloud.com/smokyfrog/e-ville-part2
<http://soundcloud.com/smokyfrog/e-ville-part2>
   Now, THIS is wonderful. I rarely listen to ambient and other slower
paced music because of how static it is most of the time, but in yours,
there's so much going on. It's a real threat to listen to. Subbed to
your channel.    I'm hoping that some more of you guys will follow,
especially those who received their unit not long ago (I'm talking to
you #37 ^o^). This seems to me like a great occasion to discover and
learn collectively. It personally already started with Paul's work.  
--- Benjamin Krupa


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Cheers man, I am so often guilty of too much going on. I don't think 
I've used all 32 tracks simultaneously yet - but it'll come!

Once Colin puts in individual dump/restore of songs I think some sharing 
and cross-pollination might be fun.

On 14/06/2011 01:57, Spitznagl wrote:
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> --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle<softroom@...>
> wrote:
>> Not sure where my first experiments went but tracks from various
> stages
>> are at my soundcloud site. One of the more recent pure Cirklon tracks
>> uploaded is:
>> http://soundcloud.com/smokyfrog/e-ville-part2
> <http://soundcloud.com/smokyfrog/e-ville-part2>
>     Now, THIS is wonderful. I rarely listen to ambient and other slower
> paced music because of how static it is most of the time, but in yours,
> there's so much going on. It's a real threat to listen to. Subbed to
> your channel.    I'm hoping that some more of you guys will follow,
> especially those who received their unit not long ago (I'm talking to
> you #37 ^o^). This seems to me like a great occasion to discover and
> learn collectively. It personally already started with Paul's work.
> --- Benjamin Krupa
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-- 
Paul
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http://www.softroom.co.uk
http://www.youtube.com/WilyEPeyote

On Tuesday 14 June 2011 at 09:32, Paul Nagle wrote:

> Once Colin puts in individual dump/restore of songs I think some sharing 
> and cross-pollination might be fun.
 We should make a Cirklon group on soundcloud :-) 

Ian 

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