 | Electronic music from Seattle |
"Electronic music is about experimenting with technology, creating new instruments, and inspiring musicians and artists to step outside the norm as they continue along their creative path."
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Studio Room at the Top (2008) Mira's Tail (2007) Siboney (Lecuona cover) (2000) Improv Rozar con Pollo (2003) Short, experimental 8thToneGrand TCOR's 192-key, 16-foot long piano. (The one that plays notes below middle-C is still being tuned, sorry.) |
Electricity first demanded my full attention when I was 2 or 3 and stuck a fork in a wall socket. For decades I played standard keyboards and popular genres. I really got tired of the usual instrument sounds. Early on I got to use a Moog console (splicing 1/4" tape, anyone?), then enjoyed programming the SID chip. I enjoyed 80s ambient but had no way to make it. Once I got my hands on hardware synths and MUSIC-N programs (like CSound), I never looked back. I enjoy creating and using new timbres with a wide variety of software & plug-ins. A lot of times I start with MIDI, either played or generative. Usually I let the sounds decide the content, because I don't like being restricted to particular genres. The result is often atmospheric. But sometimes I'll play old styles with new sounds -- a lot of fun too. I enjoy listening to almost everything from Gregorian to Goodman to Guthrie to Gamelan to Grime. |
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