MOTM

Hey all,

I have a couple new tracks up on mp3.com - mostly analog.

http://www.mp3.com/baldbastard

Newest tracks are TVC1 and SUBOCTMUX.

TVC1 kit: Jomox XBase09 (kick, snare, hats); FR777 (buzzy pattern that
evolves into more of a bouncy acid line); TB-303 (like you won't spot it);
SP-12 (toms in background) MOTM-420 filters, EGs (filtering toms in HP then
LP mode); Zoom 1201 (touch of delay->verb).

SUBOCTMUX kit: Jomox XBase09 (hats, kick, snare); MOTM-120 (what makes the
hats sound like amplified steel wool rubbed on bricks), MOTM-420 (LP
filtering); TB-303 (rhythmic bassline); FR777 (the monosynth that is not the
303); Alesis Wedge (delay)

Long live the new analog!

Comments are welcome, though because I record everything to two tracks live,
I probably won't do a whole lot to change these particular tracks! :)

Take care,

David.
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"[A] synthesizer can be connected to a computer. This means that the
musician can play his instrument long before a concert, because the computer
can play the instrument again at the right time... The musician can sit in
the audience and listen to the concert. He can even be hundreds of miles
away, eating dinner or taking a nap."
- Funk & Wagnalls Young Students Encyclopedia 1973

In a message dated 2/25/2000 11:27:15 AM, dbivins@... writes:
>I have a couple new tracks up on mp3.com - mostly analog.
>http://www.mp3.com/baldbastard

It occurred to me this might be the cause of the list being so quiet -- 
everybody's got a dial up service and is busy downloading Bivin's tunes. I 
finally got to listen to some of your stuff Dave, good stuff (even without 
VCOs). I'll try and download more as I find a few spare evenings when I don't 
mind my computer being gone for a few hours <g>. I'm still amazed at the 
diversity of the musical influences of the group on this list combined with 
the common interest in precision VC EM instruments.

>"[A] synthesizer can be connected to a computer. This means that the
>musician can play his instrument long before a concert, because the computer
>can play the instrument again at the right time... The musician can sit
>in
>the audience and listen to the concert. He can even be hundreds of miles
>away, eating dinner or taking a nap."
>- Funk & Wagnalls Young Students Encyclopedia 1973

You may well laugh Dave, but this is one of the most important reasons why I 
got into EM -- so I could patch up and get across the state lines as fast as 
possible!
JB
PS NPR listeners take note. Bob Moog is supposed to be the guest on the 
Monday edition of Fresh Aire (an interview program).