Jan
12
The Stribe8 controller
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I found the Stribe 8 via Creating Digital Music
Makes me want a touchscreen version
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Oct
3
A new look for a killer blog
Filed Under Chillout
ccnelas.org, your source for chilled Creative Commons music has a new look. Here’s an embed for a killer album by Windpearl (via a CC license)
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Sep
26
Another one from the archives
I heard Robert Fripp playing with King Crimson once. While it was a classic Crimson concert, the Frippy, ambient interludes inspired this track
It was also one of my first Reaktor-fueled ones
Technorati Tags: Robert Fripp, Ambient, Reaktor
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Sep
26
After realizing how stupid I am for ordering a slimline desktop and not realizing that I need low profile PCI/PCIe cards, I have ordered a new firewire soundcard and decided to go with an even more stripped down rig
As of now the plan is to just use five instruments. The new Kontakt means that I am going to try and avoid using any dedicated drum samplers or loop slicers
1. Reaktor
2. Arturia MMV
3. Kontakt
4. Cameleon 5000
5. B4
Technorati Tags: Gear, Synthesizers, Softsynth, DAW
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Sep
23
My new computer is here. Once set up, some recording will restart. As such I am going to go with a smaller rig with the bulk of my music being recorded using Reaktor. Might as well indulge the modular geek inside me. Other instruments that will get use
- Arturia MMV
- Camel Audio Cameleon 5000
- NI Kontakt
- Native Instruments B4
- RM IV
- Phatmatik Pro
I am sure I am forgetting something, but in general the goal is to keep things smaller than they used to be and spend most of my time with a few instruments. In fact, I am not sure about RM IV and Phat Pro at this time, since I can use Kontakt for much of the same. Easier focusing on a few instruments.
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Sep
9
‘The Dual Nature of Matter’ on Last.fm
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In a continued resurrection of music writing, I uploaded some music to Last.fm. Lot more to be done, but will do that over the next few weeks, especially once I get my new computer.
The last.fm page for The Dual Nature of Matter
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Sep
8
The Prophet 08 is out
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From Dave Smith, comes the all new Prophet 08. Find out all about it from Create Digital Music

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Jul
22
The Dual Nature of Matter is now a blog
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Well not quite, since I can’t blog everyday, but I want this site to stay alive, even though bandwidth constraints have really cramped any music making. But do plan to point to good music, especially from people whose music I really like. And who knows, perhaps, I will even write something new
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May
17
Just to get the ball rolling on this blog like format, I bring to you some of my older music. The Breaking Walk was the first real piece of music I composed, and it is still one of my favorites. It started with a vision of a man in a “Noire”-like scenario. The person was walking the streets of a big city (New York or Paris), occasionally stopping at a large store window. It is the night before the big heist, and he needs to relax.
I don’t even know how I recorded the track, but the rhythm track is all Phatmatik Pro. I think the pads are the original Sonic Synth
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May
5
Some movement
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The Projects page is up. While the site is not quite complete, at least you can access all the music from Projects
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