Advice from a long time ago: No matter what, always press ‘record’.
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Quick improv with a guitar and updated SC3 code. Trying to get back into the habit again, as they say. All sounds were created live, one instrument, no edits, no bullshit. (hint: headphones…?)
This is meant to be a hero’s welcome. Guitar+Echoes=Fanfare!
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In honor of a friend’s recent achievement, here’s an old piece we made. There are bits of raw audio created with guitar, edited with SC3, and some live guitars I mixed WAY down deep for our amusement. This piece made it onto some mix cassettes that were sold at a few 1st Thurdsay’s a year or so ago.
Another of these historical pieces to be made available soon…
I don’t particularly mean the snow outside, but that is also true.
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I kind of went all out with this one: three separate loops built from basic guitar chords/notes, some live electric piano (broken) melodies, and a sample that I mildly mangled up into a CoH-style back-beat. Hold onto yr socks, I know.
I created/processed everything with SC3 and mixed it all live with the same toy.
this just needs to be said, i guess. (there’s a moment at which we take a break)
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two somewhat similar melodies looped and processed together (pun intended), live with my now infamous SC3 toy. maybe the question is simply: where does one end and the other begin…
this tidbit is built on a few processed gtr loops that i recorded and manipulated using my SC3 toy. i was trying to employ more silence again, but i always seem to fall victim to layers…