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After a couple years, there's a new addition to the Travelog series :)

:?

:hihi:

drumroll please...

Pipestone

Pipestone National Momument's in the southwestern part of Minnesota. This was my impression of a visit one fall night.

Kore, containing:
Absynth
Massive
Reaktor
Zebralette
Maschine- using samples of a MicroTonic kit :? :hihi:

As always, comments or your hot sister's phone number are welcome :)

ew
A spectral heretic...

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ew wrote:After a couple years, there's a new addition to the Travelog series :)

:?

:hihi:

drumroll please...

Pipestone

Pipestone National Momument's in the southwestern part of Minnesota. This was my impression of a visit one fall night.

Kore, containing:
Absynth
Massive
Reaktor
Zebralette
Maschine- using samples of a MicroTonic kit :? :hihi:

As always, comments or your hot sister's phone number are welcome :)

ew
nice to hear something new , from you ...

i've listened through three times now , and i can't get past the percussion ...
big surprise , eh ?..
probably have that chiseled on my tombstone ...

the rest of the track is superb ...
the amorphous drifting ... the feedbacky rips ...
the subdued middle eastern motif elements are haunting ...

knock me out a version w/o the percussion track , please ...
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This is WAY more exotic than I ever remember Pipestone being.

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Great atmosphere and effects, with a touch of Angelo Badalamenti. Very cool.

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Very original and uncommon sounds, good tension handling. I enjoyed it, this is a truly dense atmosphere.

Cheers

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Ah- comments :)
normal wrote:i've listened through three times now , and i can't get past the percussion ...
big surprise , eh ?..
probably have that chiseled on my tombstone ...
This could be arranged, Norm... :) :hyper:

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herodotus wrote:This is WAY more exotic than I ever remember Pipestone being.
I've had quite a few strange experiences visiting Pipestone, John. We should do a weekend outing there sometime ;)
Laguna Rising wrote:Very original and uncommon sounds, good tension handling
It was fun to do.

Thanks for listening and commenting :D

ew
A spectral heretic...

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herodotus wrote:This is WAY more exotic than I ever remember Pipestone being.
+1. I've been to Pipestone. :o But I was young and on a bus. It was dark. :scared: :help:

Hmmm... HEY!! actually this tune IS a lot like that bus ride now that I recall! :shock: I'm just glad it was nothing like my trip to St. Peter for that barn kegger. :dog: :oops: :hihi:

Yeah I like the different hues of sound combining with that cool perc track. Not much else to say except nice work ew! :tu:
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debra1rlo wrote: +1. I've been to Pipestone. :o But I was young and on a bus. It was dark. :scared: :help:
Deb :)

I forgot that you were a Minnesota girl once upon a time.
Hmmm... HEY!! actually this tune IS a lot like that bus ride now that I recall! :shock: I'm just glad it was nothing like my trip to St. Peter for that barn kegger. :dog: :oops: :hihi:
:hihi:

Seriously though, Pipestone's a very powerful place for me- a lot of the old sacred sites in Minnesota are. A lot of weird and inexplicable things happen to me at them.
Yeah I like the different hues of sound combining with that cool perc track. Not much else to say except nice work ew! :tu:
Thanks for listening and commenting :oops: :D

ew
A spectral heretic...

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Pipestone as in the "peace pipe" :party: :drunk: , or a musical pipe?

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A spectral heretic...

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Kewl music

I was beginning to suspect you were little more than teh NI bot :D


More please!

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tehlord wrote: I was beginning to suspect you were little more than teh NI bot :D
*That does not compute. That does not compute*
More please!
OK :hihi:

Thanks for listening :oops: :D

ew
A spectral heretic...

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Hi Eric :)

Love those quirky sounds in there - but have some problems with the percussion too. Seems a bit one-dimensional to me... quite a contrast to the rest, which is GORGEOUS (the rest, not the contrast). But then, maybe that was your intention...?

Great production, as usual.

werner
The hole is deeper than the hum of its farts

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Not having been there I have nothing to compare with, but I like this.

It seems to be sounds that shouldn't fit together well, but it really works. I like the apparent randomness of it, but it's definitely held together well as a coherent whole.

I can definitely hear the uTonic sound there... :hihi:

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Ah- more comments :)

But, no phone numbers... :cry:
dreamkeeper wrote:Hi Eric :)
Werner :)
Love those quirky sounds in there - but have some problems with the percussion too. Seems a bit one-dimensional to me... quite a contrast to the rest, which is GORGEOUS (the rest, not the contrast). But then, maybe that was your intention...?
Yeah- that was what I had in mind. However, it seemed not to work so well. I might have to put up a version with reworked drums- watch this space :hihi:
robojam wrote:I can definitely hear the uTonic sound there... :hihi:
Indeed, Mike :hihi:

I've resampled a bunch of my uTonic kits for use in Maschine. They sound quirky enough as is; sampling them into Maschine and being to use its sequencer and effects on them's even quirkier :)

Thanks for listening :oops: :D

ew
A spectral heretic...

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ew wrote:
robojam wrote:I can definitely hear the uTonic sound there... :hihi:
Indeed, Mike :hihi:

I've resampled a bunch of my uTonic kits for use in Maschine. They sound quirky enough as is; sampling them into Maschine and being to use its sequencer and effects on them's even quirkier :)
I love uTonic, and my only problem with it is that I can always find a use for a sound when it's part of a mix. Don't know I'd get much in the way of good feedback if I just rendered some loops from it, but I think I'd get some enjoyment from it at least... :hihi:

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