"trip the envelope" is new and attempting to stretch the limit of what can be done in the home studio, the idea is to make a few trippy, cool, tracks to listen to. A bit rock, pop, and electronic. Definitely experimental.
technology and software has finally become affordable to make decent tracks in your dining room, with a minimal amount of gear (hard and soft).
trip the envelope has been making music in the dining room on and off since 2001.
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the velvet underground, stereolab, my bloody valentine, mogwai, sianspheric, readymade, paik, and many others (a lot of post rock), also kc accidental, boards of canada, tristeza
FL Studio 4.1, V-Amp2, Gibson SG copy guitar, Behringer MX602A mini-mixer, a cheap Behringer vocal microphone, Edirol PCR-30 midi controller, Edirol MA-10a micro studio monitors
