Little Dogs and Cats
Not much to say about this one. A composition in three movements.
Signal Chain: The usual for this time period. The Digitakt, Syntakt and Digitone were each tracked individually (mostly).
Michael T Klapwyk
The Heavy Headphone Experience
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This one came oh so close to being mothballed. But it wasn’t. Almost moved on. Kept relistening and kept tweaking the mix. Hemmed and hawwwed. Was about to move on again, was given one last reprieve. I re-listened and learned to accept it
Glitch iiib?
When I pause to think about it, this disturbance, for I know not what else to label it, has been happening periodically for quite sometime throughout my adult life. The first time I can recall? I was sitting in a Medieval Literature class back in my undergrad days. Things momentarily
Team Good
This one is different direction than more recent stuff.
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For one, this piece feels like has multiple… movements? Some have the feel of really short songs? I guess it depends on how picky we are about the word ”song”. Whatever. Maybe the last one is more
Beware: The Creature on the Corner
I’m the man in the trench coat in a dark alley selling you something a little naughty… pedaling interesting but otherwise worthless shit on a digital street corner that consists of fancy little boutique shops. I stand just out of sight near the front door because the people who
Studies in Samples 1
Studies in Samples 1. It's pretty dark. No getting around that. Heavy times + dark moods= dark audio.
This one uses most of the same samples as are found in Studies in Samples 1B, but provisions a different result.
Signal Chain: Same as samples 1B.
Glitch iii
Repeating weather events. These are the latest in a series of strange occurrences that suggest something is greatly amiss.
No, I am not talking about “Yeah, it sure is hot all the time.” OR “It sure snows a lot!”.
What I am talking about are repeating instances of the same…