Disquiet Junto 0556 Gabber Ambient

The Disquiet Junto this week asks participants to make a track that could be construed as "gabba ambient."

I had an idea to use the gabba preset in my Yamaha RMX, thinking to record it with local ambience. 

Then I remembered today is Play Music On Your Porch Day.

So I decided to play gabba on my porch.

Art installation for Burning Seed

Recently I got a grant from Burning Seed that will allow me to make a large-scale installation of wind organs.

Mail package

 

I got this wonderful-sounding box in the post.

Music artists

 

Disquiet Junto 0555 A Simple Timer

The Junto assignment this week takes inspiration from the chip that shares the number 555:

In 1971, engineer Hans Camenzind designed a simple timer IC, the Signetics LM555. It packs 25 transistors, two diodes, and 15 resistors on a small, eight-legged silicon chip.

Filters

 

naviarhaiku450 – A mountain village

The haiku shared by Naviar this week reminded me of visiting Kandos with a group of artists.

Field recording fans

naviarhaiku448 – on the field

The music in my earphones

Disquiet Junto 0553 Break That Cycle

 

The Disquiet Junto assignment this week is to "Record in a steady tempo but break it on occasion."

I've reworked an older track, taking the parts recorded on guitars and playing them through my Rolands.

You can also see the sound-activated visuals that I've been working with this week, ahead of inFREQUENCY.

Opening the DAW