glomewav

Saw this clip on twitter twitter.com/NYCFireWire/status/…75379010609152?s=20 had to sample and make a track channelling my best BoC impersonation.

You're not kidding. It's really hit or miss trying to make something musical when stacking so many time signatures at the same time. And I also agree. It's a bit too long.

Just discovered this gem today. Features all the IDM greats. all te

I've been working hard on a batch of tracks that utilize polyrhythms extensively. This one has a lot of granular going on too.

Thanks for all the advice. I’ll shop around. Or I may just do cds. I like the idea of a local screen printer or even DIY on cardboard jackets with stickers

I have a 6 track (around 10 mins per side) ep I was wanting to get pressed to vinyl and distribute to some local record shops and my bandcamp. I thought 10" was the way to go so I got a quote from pirate press. I knew it would be high but was not expecting $1,500 for 100ea with artwork. Should I go back and get a quote for 12" 45rpm instead? Or is this about the average cost for a short run? I wasn't expecting to actually make money doing this but at least the potential to break even would be nice. Am I looking at this the wrong way? I know I could just do cassettes because they're all the rage and much cheaper AND DIY but I don't even have a working cassette deck either.

"The iconic Bass Station II" That's what we're calling the bass station now?

New track. Might be a little weird but I like it.

My ambient EP is finished. Now back to faster tempos. https://glomewav.bandcamp.com/album/percy-iboga-sandwich-stash

Been working on whittling down the 20 ambient tracks above to something more concise. LP or EP. Maybe 5-7 of the tracks are keepers. Any feedback on that effort is appreciated. While I'm stepping away from those tracks for a bit I had to up the tempo and do something a bit different. Here it is. Breakbeats and Falcor. Two of my favorite things.

Lately I've found I've been getting more done on just my MC-707 in conjunction with a dash of some generative midi tools on the ipad and FX. I rarely get anything done at pure sound design and envy those who have the patience to do it.

Working on an ambient 20 track album.

Oh and here's a year long chronography of what I've been up to. When my free space on soundcloud fills up I release LPs through distrokid. Hopefully they show a proficiency and progression. Hopefully this isn't viewed as spam or anything. I'm not trying to make it as an artist. I just have a genuine need to produce music I enjoy listening to and with our only child on her way to college I find I really enjoy doing this in my free time more so than anything else. This was my first real cumulative effort to kind of make a cohesive piece. I's not perfect. I think my mixing and programming has certainly gotten better over time. I'd say it's the most experimental: The rest of the releases moving forward are just a sort of chronological progression of the choice tracks that have come out of me since. Hard to believe this all started with me buying a Behringer Model D because I wanted to learn subtractive synthesis and it's ballooned since leading to some mild GAS.

Thanks Lapdog and glad you liked it! Newest track. Hard to describe. Weird step lengths. Chill little guy.

New breakcore'ish IDM'ish but always dawless.

I think making a singular thread to share my music is more tidy and less intrusive. Here's a couple new tracks I'm somewhat proud of: