seeyouinsleep

This is a little improv I did today using a kalimba, rocks, and a harmonica. I recorded two little clips: one of the harmonica and one of the kalimba and rocks together. I recorded them using my zoom h4. I then placed them into a generative setup inside Ableton and started to see what could be made.

Heres a little stream that is coming from twin falls.

here is a little rock formation near the stream.

I decided to give another go at the milkcrate project as i really enjoyed the last one i did and i feel i push myself alot to do very different things when im doing one of these, for those of you who do not know what the project is you can go here for more info. I did this milkcrate under standard rules, the rules being here. All of the sound was generated using various generative chains built all using the same sample recorded from the rocks.

Here is the finished piece, i am really happy with the outcome i was worried that by doing a piece this long that it could be to drawn out but after listening to it several times i think that will not be the case as there is so much going on underneath, Sit back and listen.

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This is a little video of me working with rocks to make textures, Im using two mxl 991 condensor mics and running the sound throgh some generative channels in ableton.

So it was really lovely outside today and i was working on some ideas for a setup that could be verry adaptable for when i perform live, so since it was nice out i figured i would go try out my idea ouside insted of my studio.

i tend to record a lot of things and then forget to save or document them so i decided to pull out my camera for this. In the the video below the sound was constructed using, My macbook running ableton live, a handfull of rocks and some branches, a audio-technica drum mic, and a yamaha pss-7. I like using the kids keyboards, im thinking of getting a little kids acoustic piano.