Intriguing as always! I especially like the manipulation of the vocal in part 2 (now I'll have to check out out the original).

Glad to hear the title is now art, and not life

Intriguing as always! I especially like the manipulation of the vocal in part 2 (now I'll have to check out out the original). Glad to hear the title is now art, and not life :)

Cheers Jim! Thanks also for that ccmixter site; really useful for doing this kind of thing! Much more so than freesound.org

[quote=Jim Wood]Intriguing as always! I especially like the manipulation of the vocal in part 2 (now I'll have to check out out the original). Glad to hear the title is now art, and not life :)[/quote] Cheers Jim! Thanks also for that ccmixter site; really useful for doing this kind of thing! Much more so than freesound.org :)

Good thing you've shaken the insomnia.  Nice job on the voice, I could barely tell it was a voice.  Insomnia, indeed.

Good thing you've shaken the insomnia. Nice job on the voice, I could barely tell it was a voice. Insomnia, indeed.

Most things are more digestible as art than in real life. Fine piece, sir! I am getting more and more curious about your sourcing of ancient sound files. Very inspiring. Happy halftime!

Most things are more digestible as art than in real life. Fine piece, sir! I am getting more and more curious about your sourcing of ancient sound files. Very inspiring. Happy halftime!

Thanks Edmund. Glad I could mystify a little!

Dankeschön! I guess that is part of what makes art what it is, right? I'm glad you like it. These files aren't ancient at all, or at least, if they are, I don't know about it! Happy halftime to you too, Herr Grey.

[quote=Edmund Snyder]Good thing you've shaken the insomnia. Nice job on the voice, I could barely tell it was a voice. Insomnia, indeed.[/quote] Thanks Edmund. Glad I could mystify a little! [quote=colorful grey]Most things are more digestible as art than in real life. Fine piece, sir! I am getting more and more curious about your sourcing of ancient sound files. Very inspiring. Happy halftime! [/quote] Dankeschön! I guess that is part of what makes art what it is, right? I'm glad you like it. These files aren't ancient at all, or at least, if they are, I don't know about it! Happy halftime to you too, Herr Grey.

Wicked track dude, love the dissonant aesthetic with the syncopated beats.

Wicked track dude, love the dissonant aesthetic with the syncopated beats.

Ta!

[quote=Lyons]Wicked track dude, love the dissonant aesthetic with the syncopated beats.[/quote] Ta!

808 in full effect.  Love that dark and dense cloud that oppresses the track intermittently.  The chopped vocals work nicely within also.  Very cool.

808 in full effect. Love that dark and dense cloud that oppresses the track intermittently. The chopped vocals work nicely within also. Very cool.

But a 707 snare! Thanks man. Tried to expand on last week's one! I love choppy vocals.

[quote=rdomain]808 in full effect. Love that dark and dense cloud that oppresses the track intermittently. The chopped vocals work nicely within also. Very cool.[/quote] But a 707 snare! Thanks man. Tried to expand on last week's one! I love choppy vocals.

Ahhh yes.  I was mostly focused on the kick.  I have the 808 rig in modular format so I know it too well.  I'm thinking of upgrading to the 909 module.  More parameters to tweak. 

Ahhh yes. I was mostly focused on the kick. I have the 808 rig in modular format so I know it too well. I'm thinking of upgrading to the 909 module. More parameters to tweak. :D

The work with that voice is intriging and eerie... And those metalic textures, man... Disturbing and delicate at times. Nice!

The work with that voice is intriging and eerie... And those metalic textures, man... Disturbing and delicate at times. Nice!

Great track, love that kick sound and the voice adds a very nice extra dimension to the track.

Great track, love that kick sound :) and the voice adds a very nice extra dimension to the track.