Recently unearthed output from 2005 and 2006. Slightly beefed up from the only (?) remaining WAV files. Several compressors died as a result of this creation.
Together, Forward
Together, Forward
Recently unearthed output from 2005 and 2006. Slightly beefed up from the only (?) remaining WAV files. Several compressors died as a result of this creation.
Thanks to heavy-rotation and Ryoki Ikeda, and a slightly warped Korrespondence between the two, we have our pre-G8 output:
Congratulations to another friend who is due to be married next Saturday – may it be filled with happiness and joy, and the subsequent years be … OKish.. 😉
For this, we prepared the George MacPherson Wedding March, which prepared thee for his stag night, and which shall torment him further and hopefully last as a telling reminder for the madness which can occur.
Good luck, and all the best, friend.
Purposefully distorted, another one take output taking about two hours from start to finish, including searching for “free” acapellas to use! Lyrics thanks to Future Breeze and Virtual Darkness for providing the acapella version. Everything else thanks to a demo version of Sytrus, and a demo version of FL Studio. For a change.
Nearly used up the entire MLK speech archive now, best find some talent quick!
A regression to lo-fi, a blend of alcohol (or hangover) and samples from Computer Music magazine cover CDs. Raw, one-take sessions again, these aren’t intended as serious attempts at music creation. Just jammin’ badly.
Tracklist:
From: Arovane’s Good Bye Forever, Arovane’s Cry Osaka Cry, and Martin Luther King’s speeches, I Have A Dream and I Have Seen The Promised Land.
Download Arovana – Good Bye Osaka (God Bless MLK Mix) as Mp3
This remix is unofficial and may not have permission of the copyright owner. It is included here to complement the original work and is not theft; however, should you wish it to be removed, please contact me.
A new year, and a new mood. Installed Fruity Studio in demo mode, prohibiting any savings, and hence latter adjusting, of the sound. Is this jazz? It is output only once and then the workstation is closed, never to return again. One copy, one moment. It may not be any good; it’s flawed and could be bettered. But that is for music to decide; we aren’t looking for perfection, we’re looking for meaning, for inspiration, for fragments of life captured in the peripheral vision of the world. When you catch a butterfly, show everyone…
Tracklist:
Thanks to the The George W. Bush Public Domain Audio Archive for the vocal samples and the inspiration for what for me is a disconcertingly “nice” portrayal of our new dictator, and our new Nurembergs.
Download Lox Tank Equator, a 7-track behemoth that we don’t have much to write about. Still using FL, still whacked out.
After years away from electronic music, we downloaded a demo copy of Fruity Loops and hacked away at it until we came up with these cuts. As it was a demo, none of the tracks could be saved, only exported! As a result each track, accidentally, follows the jazz tradition of a single take in a single session: the tracks have only ever existed during the creation phase (30 mins to 3 hours) and in their current incarnation.
As a result there’s very little complexity, very little proper production, but hopefully it’s all fun and games anyway. We didn’t really know what we were doing so there’s a load of elements which just loop forever since we couldn’t shut them up. But that’s music.
Tracklist:
(yes, Overearth is an insanely clever and cryptic homage to one of the finest dance outfits there ever was.)
There’s also a “Japanese Version” that was mashed up a few months later; it excludes Tits and reorders things slightly because we weren’t happy with it. In the end though this was the original and should be the one that is preserved. No VSTi was harmed in the making of this production (it’s just samples and FL’s default synths).