salvation army techno

[Salvatorin]

decided to have some fun with this somehwat broken old stereo mixer thing I picked up earlier to see if I could make it work

radio shack SSM-100

some star trek deep space nine is mixed in there in the beginning 

 

 

recorded to my ancient TEAC tape deck. some sounds are coming from a banjo loop triggered on my yamahaCBX10

the drum is provided by the yamaha dd-20s, which is a fucking toy drum pad but if you eq it, it sounds nice.

then later I ran this italian church organ 'bontempi giugiaro' into a vox amp with and into the mixer and fukked with it. the tape ran out mid jam. will try some more jams with this ridiculous set up.

 

[joshuatxuk]

dude this has some much potential, literal trash techno. is the star trek deep space sampled from a audiobook or something? it fit in nicely

[dingformung]

I like the warmth of the distortion

very interesting experiment

[qualitycontrol]

I really like where it went during the last half. Reminds me of weird old home-made cassette techno that you'd find at a garage sale. A certain lo-fi charm, but you have some nice musical ideas woven in here and there.

[peace 7]

Nice one.  ...But I definitely can't help but smile at some parts cuz it can get pretty funny/silly.

[Ragnar]

I like it, I just wish it had one or two more elements/cheapo keyboards going on. One time I saw this sequencer/all in one studio thingy made by either a subsidiary of radio shack or texas instruments?? and it was like from 1998 and probably didn't even have the software that was supposed to go with it. I tried looking it up but couldn't find a picture, in lieu here's this thing

 

[Ragnar]

incorporate this software running on a copy of windows 95 set to the 'inside your computer' theme

 

[Guest]

fun project, I like it from around 8.20 on best.