[min. vurtish] Planetary Excursion D-14

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Inspired by Vurt's abspace stuff :D

Everything recorded live...couple of gaps too :oops:

Stuff used:
Hartmann Neuron
Korg KP2
Absynth 2
B4
Spectral Relativity (used on everything except Neuron)
Kjaerhus Classic Delay (used on everything)

http://www.jannemecek.net/music/D-14.mp3
*BEWARE*
Heavy download - 27MB

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Streaming version:
http://www.jannemecek.net/music/D-14.m3u
Last edited by püRe on Mon Aug 02, 2004 9:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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This is definitely my kinda thing! Nice work...

hey, can I borrow that Neuron? I promise to give it back... :lol:

Seriously, I would love to hear more of that beastie. I have considered getting one, but am not sure if it would be redundant with my Kyma system...
There are rocketships outside of my window. Really: www.cosmo.org
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Scot Solida wrote:This is definitely my kinda thing! Nice work...

hey, can I borrow that Neuron? I promise to give it back... :lol:

Seriously, I would love to hear more of that beastie. I have considered getting one, but am not sure if it would be redundant with my Kyma system...
This is a great compliment for me (especially coming from you)...

It's the old discussion of Kyma vs. Neuron (well at least on the Hartmann forums :D )...I still think they are completely different. Kyma is a more open system but more sound-design/studio related. Neuron is much more musical and live-oriented (even with all the problems people mention, like not being able to use the multimode and not-so-good polyphony).

I was thinking of getting G2 (in the engine version so I could use Nord Lead 3 as a controller for it). Any stuff where I could hear it, tips, etc...

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püRe wrote:Kyma is a more open system but more sound-design/studio related. Neuron is much more musical and live-oriented (even with all the problems people mention, like not being able to use the multimode and not-so-good polyphony).

I was thinking of getting G2 (in the engine version so I could use Nord Lead 3 as a controller for it). Any stuff where I could hear it, tips, etc...
I kinda figured as much about the differences between the Kyma and Neuron. Neuron seems like a real "hands on synthesizer", while Kyma is more like a laboratory for audio signals. As for the polyphony issues with Neuron...what's polyphony? I gotta $7000 modular that plays one note. :roll:
Polyphony is for people who can use both hands... :lol:

Dang. I don't know how I could explain spending another $4500 on a Neuron... :oops:

The G2 is a wonderful machine. Looking at your kit list, I am not sure you would need it (but then, neither did I... :oops: ). It has that "Nord sound", but is as flexible as most any modular. There was an issue of Future Music with some demo sounds of the G2 (with the review). it's a good deal, too, considering the price of the Engine. they've got some great new modules, including a neat pitch-recognition module.

Again, nice work on this track. It is right up there with the best ambient stuff. Makes me wanna hear more. I'll have to settle for a Steve Roach album, I reckon.
There are rocketships outside of my window. Really: www.cosmo.org
www.theelectronicgarden.com

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Scot Solida wrote:
püRe wrote:Kyma is a more open system but more sound-design/studio related. Neuron is much more musical and live-oriented (even with all the problems people mention, like not being able to use the multimode and not-so-good polyphony).

I was thinking of getting G2 (in the engine version so I could use Nord Lead 3 as a controller for it). Any stuff where I could hear it, tips, etc...
I kinda figured as much about the differences between the Kyma and Neuron. Neuron seems like a real "hands on synthesizer", while Kyma is more like a laboratory for audio signals. As for the polyphony issues with Neuron...what's polyphony? I gotta $7000 modular that plays one note. :roll:
Polyphony is for people who can use both hands... :lol:

Dang. I don't know how I could explain spending another $4500 on a Neuron... :oops:
Damn, that's the attitude everyone needs (well, I think that way too...)...

You can always justify it...think a bit and you'll find a reason...

As for the G2, I already have one - "I don't have any rack synths" :D

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püRe wrote:Damn, that's the attitude everyone needs (well, I think that way too...)...

You can always justify it...think a bit and you'll find a reason...

As for the G2, I already have one - "I don't have any rack synths" :D
I have a very good justification: "I have three keyboard stands in the closet going to waste!". Or, how about this one: "That stand would be much nicer if it had a Neuron and a Voyager on it, instead of a K5000 and a Prophecy". :lol:

And finally, "$4500 for a WHOLE SYNTH is cheap! That's hardly more than a good compressor!"
There are rocketships outside of my window. Really: www.cosmo.org
www.theelectronicgarden.com

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This is very nice, lots of very good textures all over the place. I don't know if I will be able to listen to the whole thing at one sitting tho, kind of busy at the moment but have saved for future listening pleasure. Thanks for sharing. 8)

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Thanks for the comments, soniccat!

Scot Solida wrote:
püRe wrote:Damn, that's the attitude everyone needs (well, I think that way too...)...

You can always justify it...think a bit and you'll find a reason...

As for the G2, I already have one - "I don't have any rack synths" :D
I have a very good justification: "I have three keyboard stands in the closet going to waste!". Or, how about this one: "That stand would be much nicer if it had a Neuron and a Voyager on it, instead of a K5000 and a Prophecy". :lol:

And finally, "$4500 for a WHOLE SYNTH is cheap! That's hardly more than a good compressor!"

I'll save those for future use :D

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very nice 8)
that's exactly the kind of music I'm working on (although with more melody :))

what kind of sounds do you mostly use your neuron for?
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spaceman wrote:very nice 8)
that's exactly the kind of music I'm working on :)

what kind of sounds do you mostly use your neuron for?
Morphing/evolving pads, FX, drones and stuff...

I used it here for all the morphing/crazy stuff...

Cheers for the comment!

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Scot Solida wrote:This is definitely my kinda thing! Nice work...

hey, can I borrow that Neuron? I promise to give it back... :lol:

Seriously, I would love to hear more of that beastie. I have considered getting one, but am not sure if it would be redundant with my Kyma system...

i agree with everythin he says except the bit where he says hell give it back,he wont :P

yep my kind of thing,but when did i become a genre :oops: :D
:ud:

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vurt wrote:
Scot Solida wrote:This is definitely my kinda thing! Nice work...

hey, can I borrow that Neuron? I promise to give it back... :lol:

Seriously, I would love to hear more of that beastie. I have considered getting one, but am not sure if it would be redundant with my Kyma system...

i agree with everythin he says except the bit where he says hell give it back,he wont :P

yep my kind of thing,but when did i become a genre :oops: :D
:hail:

Well, since you started posting stuff...come on it is a genre (vurtesque, vurty, vurtish, vurtronics...) :D

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again all i can add is :oops:


look forward to many more minutes/hours 8)
:ud:

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vurt wrote:again all i can add is :oops:


look forward to many more minutes/hours 8)
Me trying to break personal record of track duration...

Next one "Planetary Excursion to Vurtia"....90 minutes... :D

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püRe wrote:
vurt wrote:again all i can add is :oops:


look forward to many more minutes/hours 8)
Me trying to break personal record of track duration...

Next one "Planetary Excursion to Vurtia"....90 minutes... :D

can I do the 15 minute ship maintenance docking center interludium :D
My other host is Bruce Forsyth

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