That's definitely some creative and cool use of the cello.  It's really a quite versatile instrument.  Even with more editing than playing 

That's definitely some creative and cool use of the cello. It's really a quite versatile instrument. Even with more editing than playing :)

Wow, this sounds ominous, and also kind of like Tom Waits accompaniment, which is cool.

Wow, this sounds ominous, and also kind of like Tom Waits accompaniment, which is cool.

Nice to hear a 130 (!!!) year old cello in such a modern way. That is really fine art. I was fighting with my cheap china cello for my latest song and could hardly get a pleasant sound out of it. but this one sounds awesome in the way you are manipulating it.

Nice to hear a 130 (!!!) year old cello in such a modern way. That is really fine art. I was fighting with my cheap china cello for my latest song and could hardly get a pleasant sound out of it. but this one sounds awesome in the way you are manipulating it.

Great in rythm and sound. I'd really like to see builder of this Cello listening to this

Great in rythm and sound. I'd really like to see builder of this Cello listening to this :)

Well, it's a not-that-fancy factory instrument, so who knows exactly who made it?

Thank you all for your kind comments!

[quote=CosmicCairns]That's definitely some creative and cool use of the cello. It's really a quite versatile instrument. Even with more editing than playing :)[/quote] [quote=LydiaPrimate]Wow, this sounds ominous, and also kind of like Tom Waits accompaniment, which is cool.[/quote] [quote=Q-Rosh]Nice to hear a 130 (!!!) year old cello in such a modern way. That is really fine art. I was fighting with my cheap china cello for my latest song and could hardly get a pleasant sound out of it. but this one sounds awesome in the way you are manipulating it.[/quote] [quote=theGuen]Great in rythm and sound. I'd really like to see builder of this Cello listening to this :) [/quote] Well, it's a not-that-fancy factory instrument, so who knows exactly who made it? Thank you all for your kind comments!

Really cool.  Noisy yet melodic.  Agreed on the Tom Waits comment!

Really cool. Noisy yet melodic. Agreed on the Tom Waits comment!

I really like this.  Creative use of the cello and great collaboration with your printer

I really like this. Creative use of the cello and great collaboration with your printer ;)

I'm not that familiar with Waits, other than with his gravelley voice.

Always listen to your printer, I say.

[quote=mikememo]Really cool. Noisy yet melodic. Agreed on the Tom Waits comment![/quote] I'm not that familiar with Waits, other than with his gravelley voice. [quote=orangedrink]I really like this. Creative use of the cello and great collaboration with your printer ;)[/quote] Always listen to your printer, I say.

Unexpected use of a printer, with fantastic results! The combo yields a very cohesive atmosphere/narrative

Unexpected use of a printer, with fantastic results! The combo yields a very cohesive atmosphere/narrative :D

this is a really great track. Reminds me a bit of Diego Stocco.

this is a really great track. Reminds me a bit of Diego Stocco.

The printer only did the title; let's not give it to much credit. ::)

Not familiar with Stocco. Must investigate. Thanks!

[quote=Gab Manette]Unexpected use of a printer, with fantastic results! The combo yields a very cohesive atmosphere/narrative :D[/quote] The printer only did the title; let's not give it to much credit. ::) [quote=Bleeoop]this is a really great track. Reminds me a bit of Diego Stocco.[/quote] Not familiar with Stocco. Must investigate. Thanks!

Ooooh! My bad, I completely misread your description. For some reason I got into my head that you paired sound samples of your printer while it was printing along with a cello to create the track. I will make sure to have my 2nd coffee before reading descriptions in the future XD

[quote=Jim Wood][quote=Gab Manette]Unexpected use of a printer, with fantastic results! The combo yields a very cohesive atmosphere/narrative :D[/quote] The printer only did the title; let's not give it to much credit. ::) [/quote] Ooooh! My bad, I completely misread your description. For some reason I got into my head that you paired sound samples of your printer while it was printing along with a cello to create the track. I will make sure to have my 2nd coffee before reading descriptions in the future XD

Although , why not sample the printer?

[quote=Gab Manette][quote=Jim Wood][quote=Gab Manette]Unexpected use of a printer, with fantastic results! The combo yields a very cohesive atmosphere/narrative :D[/quote] The printer only did the title; let's not give it to much credit. ::) [/quote] Ooooh! My bad, I completely misread your description. For some reason I got into my head that you paired sound samples of your printer while it was printing along with a cello to create the track. I will make sure to have my 2nd coffee before reading descriptions in the future XD[/quote] Although , why not sample the printer?

That could yield some interesting results probably! I've heard people do nice beats with floppy drives and printers, even with samples of a dying harddrive's sounds

[quote=Jim Wood] Although , why not sample the printer? [/quote] That could yield some interesting results probably! I've heard people do nice beats with floppy drives and printers, even with samples of a dying harddrive's sounds :)

Such a cool array of sounds you've created. The Glissando towards the end were fantastic. 

Such a cool array of sounds you've created. The Glissando towards the end were fantastic.

Nice ominous mix of sounds from the cello.  The spooky element gives it a horror film sort of feel. 

Nice ominous mix of sounds from the cello. The spooky element gives it a horror film sort of feel. :o

Super sounds, awesome edits ... maybe you're channeling the cellos deep history

Super sounds, awesome edits ... maybe you're channeling the cellos deep history

Awesome stuff!

Awesome stuff!