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breather #5 (020820_110bpm)

By royb0t on February 9, 2020 12:42 am

This is one of those weeks that I don't have a huge amount of time. Next week will be even less. Because I'm performing Sat 2/15 in Chicago alongside a roster of some wonderful visual artist collaborations (fbzzrk event link) . I'll be collaborating with my friend suture, and we're doing a pretty uniquely different A/V set, we'll have footage from Unreal played and explored live, with various triggers set, and I'll be sequencing all the audio as well as some video too. I'm excited, but we have a lot more to develop. All the while, my work calendar is booked solid, a project I'm semi-roped into is driving me a little mad, and I always make Valentine's gifts for my student workers, which I hafta figure out when to buy and get that all put together (probably Wed or Thu evening).  Oof, so much.


Anyway, this track is a pretty simple ambient/dark ambient kinda atmosphere. The most prevalent aspects are a TAL U-NO-LUX bass note held the entire time, a slowed down beat, some Kontakt instruments, and most notably the free Reaktor ensemble VHS Audio Degradation Suite, which I highly recommend for perfect tape-sounding wow-flutter effects. Also the track title continues a similar group of tunes from 2016 (which I actually did release "Breather Tracks" as a limited edition VHS tape... maybe I'll do it again for this years set of ambient tunes).

I love the distorted tape crackle...and the opening to other dimensions that are happening with this one...This could be a great intro track to a live show

Yo that higher texture + the bass are really tasty. Gonna download the VHS suite now.

nice ambient textures. just saw this post, otherwise would've tried to catch that show at elastic, sounds like it was an interesting a/v experiment

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