Milkshake Duck
By Jim Wood on January 2, 2018 4:23 pm
Vox: BBC podcast "What is a Milkshake Duck?" rendered incomprehensible. C# Minor.
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Good to hear you again, Jim. My music is all tested on animals... that is, I make them listen while I'm making it. No ducks, though.
Welcome back! It's nice to hear your bizarre vocal manipulations are as potent as ever!
cfurrow wrote:
Have you tried the milkshake, duck? It's delicious, Jim!
I keep choking on the feathers.
Welcome back, Jim! Beautiful spacious melody, delightfully confusing speech mangling, which nonetheless has a classic dimensional-blender groove--really glad to hear it! Wonderful work!
Lovely manipulations/edits returning for 2018. Making incomprehensible comprehensible. 
Nice vocalslicings embedded in this ultragrooving track. Milkshake Duck has moviethemequality.
It is great to have you back for another one, Jim!
AS always, classy warbling. Thumbs up for the experimentalists. That mallet-ish lead is killer.
My milkshake brings all the *QUACK* to the yard
Great vocal edits - huge fan of how you flipped it
That's a fun Duck for sure! Liked the part toward the end when vocal and melodic sound are more in unison. Nice work, welcome back.
really like the vocal manipulations, reminded me of Prefuse 73. Great vibe from the beat as well, interesting tension/mystery.... makes me feel some cyberpunk decker is hacking through vocal phonems to crack a voice identification protocol 
Milkshake duck loool. Funny. 
Sounds exciting and unusual in a good way. Fav.
E-dub wrote:
Good to hear you again, Jim. My music is all tested on animals... that is, I make them listen while I'm making it. No ducks, though.
CosmicCairns wrote:
Welcome back! It's nice to hear your bizarre vocal manipulations are as potent as ever!
Thanks, guys! Only cats used for testing purposes (they totally ignore it).
onezero wrote:
Welcome back, Jim! Beautiful spacious melody, delightfully confusing speech mangling, which nonetheless has a classic dimensional-blender groove--really glad to hear it! Wonderful work!
rdomain wrote:
Lovely manipulations/edits returning for 2018. Making incomprehensible comprehensible. <3
r2me2 wrote:
Welcome back. Nice track
Q-Rosh wrote:
Nice vocalslicings embedded in this ultragrooving track. Milkshake Duck has moviethemequality.
chra wrote:
nice
laguna wrote:
It is great to have you back for another one, Jim!
AS always, classy warbling. Thumbs up for the experimentalists. That mallet-ish lead is killer.
Thank you all for your kind comments!
Thanks for listening!
laguna wrote:
It is great to have you back for another one, Jim!
AS always, classy warbling. Thumbs up for the experimentalists. That mallet-ish lead is killer.
Podling wrote:
Mmmm milkshake! Very cool Jim, swirling in the beat as i type
cTrix wrote:
Serious chop!
miraclemiles wrote:
That's a fun Duck for sure! Liked the part toward the end when vocal and melodic sound are more in unison. Nice work, welcome back.
Yeah, I usually ltry to tidy things up towards the end of a piece.
XC3N wrote:
really like the vocal manipulations, reminded me of Prefuse 73. Great vibe from the beat as well, interesting tension/mystery.... makes me feel some cyberpunk decker is hacking through vocal phonems to crack a voice identification protocol
Prefuse 73 is one of my favorites.
Coauctor wrote:
Milkshake duck loool. Funny.
Sounds exciting and unusual in a good way. Fav.
Tri Angles wrote:
the vocal cuts are weird as heck and i love it. cheers!
Great stuff - those mallets are fab. Strange how I get lulled into the choppy momentum. Makes me long for the return of Severed Heads.