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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2006 · 3 MIN

Bent Ears- Wounded Android Waltz

from Bent Ears Audio Laboratories · host Tom

Whew. What a rush. Havn't had much of a creative output in the last few months but suddenly my muse bit again and guess what? He's Baaaacccckkkk! I started by playing with the Halo's feature called "randomize voice". It's a way to get completely new combinations of sounds that don't come with the preset bank, but can be saved if desired. I came across a factory arpeggiation applied to a really wierd sounding piano. I messed with it for a while and then decided to lay a track in CEP... Just furthehelluvit, ya know? Might come in useful. Well I listened to it one more time and before I knew it, I had already started working on new tracks. This one three minute piano track turned into about 14 hours of recording, discarding, recording again...oh, the thrill of creation! Yee-haw. Let's see this was... 7 tracks. >piano arpeggiation >string section >harp (heavily processed and FXED) >tympani (also rather heavily processed track in retrospect) >cymbal swells/crashes >misc percussion >orchestral (tubular) bells with pitch shifting Each track seperately recorded, panned and SFX before a final mixdown to regular stereo. No final compression or EQ. As I said, the arprggiatiation is main time keeping in this song. No actual sequences. All sounds created on the Halo. Enjoy and happy almost spring!

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Whew. What a rush. Havn't had much of a creative output in the last few months but suddenly my muse bit again and guess what? He's Baaaacccckkkk! I started by playing with the Halo's feature called "randomize voice". It's a way to get completely new combinations of sounds that don't come with the preset bank, but can be saved if desired. I came across a factory arpeggiation applied to a really wierd sounding piano. I messed with it for a while and then decided to lay a track in CEP... Just furthehelluvit, ya know? Might come in useful. Well I listened to it one more time and before I knew it, I had already started working on new tracks. This one three minute piano track turned into about 14 hours of recording, discarding, recording again...oh, the thrill of creation! Yee-haw. Let's see this was... 7 tracks. >piano arpeggiation >string section >harp (heavily processed and FXED) >tympani (also rather heavily processed track in retrospect) >cymbal swells/crashes >misc percussion >orchestral (tubular) bells with pitch shifting Each track seperately recorded, panned and SFX before a final mixdown to regular stereo. No final compression or EQ. As I said, the arprggiatiation is main time keeping in this song. No actual sequences. All sounds created on the Halo. Enjoy and happy almost spring!

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