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- Evelon - Playing my Tacton snare from the 50's.Sounds awesome (maybe not on 12s). Funny enough, it was one of the cheapest snares I have
- 11 months ago — 333 views
- In my studio / rehearsal room.
- Evelon - six hours in 12sec [testing]
- 1 years ago — 223 views
- bedsofa
- sol and mattsphoto bumped this.
- Evelon - testing timelapse temporarily...
- 1 years ago — 182 views
- making music, writing, typing, talking on the phone
One word: Decaff. lipmanphoto
Hah, I don't even drink coffee (too much). Maybe I should. Evelon
- Evelon - Monome nom nom
- 1 years ago — 195 views
- monome at home
- Evelon - Passionately miming to the best part of the best song ever. :)
- 1 years ago — 91 views
- This song never gets old for me...
- Evelon - I have no idea
- 1 years ago — 146 views
- at the keyboards
- Evelon - haha. singing low notes (e and e flat...78Hz)
- 1 years ago — 144 views
- in my throat
- Evelon - noise..or intricate pleasure.
- 1 years ago — 112 views
- In the vault of my apartment (an old bank)...
- Evelon - playing piano..kind of.
- 1 years ago — 116 views
- home studio
- manata and freekyfrogy bumped this.
- Evelon - Playing with my monome 40h and Jeskola Buzz
- 1 years ago — 239 views
- home studio
awesome idea.. please explain.. trcwest- the monome ( http://monome.org ) is a controller I assembled from a kit that they sell on their website (or they used to, the kits are currently sold out). It is having a dialog with a small application called Flin inside a program called MAXmsp ( http://www.cycling74.com/products/max5 ). Flin is a "raining notes"-kind of program, and I just set how long the notes should be and how fast they will fall, by pressing the buttons...the lower ones are long notes and the top ones are fast notes. The "raindrops" are then sent as midi-data to a modular software studio called Jeskola Buzz ( http://www.buzzmachines.com ) where I load a synth that will play the "rain notes". The knob I'm turning is a lowpass-filter which changes the tone of the synth. There are some other sounds (glitchy drums and some pads) that I have programmed to be semi-random inside of Jeskola Buzz.
That's pretty much it. Hope it made a little more sense now when watching it again. Evelon
I featured this. very very nice! and thanks for the explanation. beach
- Evelon - Getting inspired by Imogen Heap, making noise - middleofthenight
- 1 years ago — 148 views
- Home studio