Electronic music thread

[carlos21]

No idea, busy day tomorrow as well, having a bit of difficulty concentrating, would love a 4 pack, just carry me off. What time do you call it a day?

Going to bed now buddy.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Going to bed now buddy.

keep reachin for the lasers

 

[carlos21]

keep reachin for the lasers

Will do mate.

 

[carlos21]

?????????

 

[coollino]

might be another for you @jazzy

 

[LostLegend]

only a short preview here, how do we get to hear the whole thing?

Full version finally on YouTube!

 

[Baines' left foot]

 

[Nymzee]

 

[coollino]

Full version finally on YouTube!

some great percussion on that

 

[carlos21]

keep reachin for the lasers

What was that message before.

 

[Rita_Poon]

What was that message before.

Which, I'm unsure. And so we roll again, been tracking down some older vinyl, mid 2000's, Johns O'callaghan and Askew.

 

[carlos21]

Which, I'm unsure. And so we roll again, been tracking down some older vinyl, mid 2000's, Johns O'callaghan and Askew.

Cool.

 

[LostLegend]

???

 

[dholliday]

Full version finally on YouTube!

lovely lush colours during the paddy break 1:55 - 3:30...generating real warmth.

you got any longer ambient pieces?


i had a bit of a spiel on my favourite synth: the trippy-as-fook Access Virus B...one of the few instruments which allows hands-on control of two separate LFO's at the same time.

i use CD's to hold down a chord on the master-keyboard, so still got two free hands to go to town. all real-time improv: the adventure is in not knowing where the journey is going.

 

[LostLegend]

lovely lush colours during the paddy break 1:55 - 3:30...generating real warmth.

you got any longer ambient pieces?


i had a bit of a spiel on my favourite synth: the trippy-as-fook Access Virus B...one of the few instruments which allows hands-on control of two separate LFO's at the same time.

i use CD's to hold down a chord on the master-keyboard, so still got two free hands to go to town. all real-time improv: the adventure is in not knowing where the journey is going.

That's really lush sounding!

Not really delved into the ambient world much myself production wise - this is about the closest I've come in recent years: