Dear readers, thank you so much for showing interest in my projects - I can't wait to show off all the coming projects I've got up my sleeve for you! Here's a snapshot of my largest project so far: ARISTOTELES! It's going to be a "logic" modular synth. I couldn't wait any longer with revealing it, I've just attached all the knobs and jacks to the box - stay tuned, happy new year and see you in 2014! best wishes, Dögenigt.
tirsdag den 31. december 2013
See you in 2014!
Etiketter:
aristoteles,
cmos,
diy,
dogenigt,
døgenigt,
dögenigt,
logic gates,
lunetta,
modular synth
mandag den 16. december 2013
Live concert in cold war dome bunker
This autumn, several empty or unused spaces in Aarhus were turned into cultural platforms, amongst them were a minor cold war dome bunker where artists from DIEM were invited to perform a handful of intimate concerts for a small crowd. The event collided perfectly with the finalizing of my MicroWaveSampler - so my setup consisted of that, my Microcassette Tape Delay and my Spring Reverb Module. I borrowed my brother's GoPro Cam to record the concert from my POV.
Concert program folder showing inside of the dome |
I'd recorded a sample bank for the MWS from instruments and other acoustic sources in my studio (the same samples used in this track) which brought a strange shamanistic and mystical vibe into the bunker. The lower frequencies, mostly from the shaman's drum-samples, resonated quite a lot in the room which you can hear in the video.
I didn't bother to tame the spectrum, I knew the room would be quite unique with some heavy room modes so I chose to embrace this and get a natural communion going with the dome. Improvising was nice because it allowed me to adjust to the surroundings.
Snapshot of my setup |
I brought my crappy behringer mixer to be able to control the signal path and mix between dry/wet. But basically the main sources were the (microwave)sampler and a simple contact-mic bass-guitar which were sent to the mixer and then sent via a 'send' channel to the Tape Delay, back into the mixer and via the other send channel to the spring reverb. The reverb has dry/wet control built in so I could control the amount of reverb - which was convenient at times as the spring started oscillating very easily. I enjoyed the concert a lot, and it was quite exciting to perform with this setup!
Etiketter:
bunker,
cold war,
concert,
diem,
diy,
dogenigt,
dome,
døgenigt,
electroacoustic,
electronica,
homemade,
lo-fi,
microwavesampler,
noise,
sampler,
spring reverb,
tape delay,
tape loop
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