Alien Syndrome Deluxe
Alien Syndrome Deluxe
A performer/creator of electronic experimental music. Incorporating old technologies (and techniques) with new PC based ones.
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The Day The Earth Stood Still
The Day The Earth Stood Still
An Experimental Sounds track by Alien Syndrome Deluxe.
"The Day The Earth Stood Still" by Alien Syndrome Deluxe is an Experimental Sounds production available on SoundClick. The track showcases Alien Syndrome Deluxe's instinct for crafting memorable music. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the experimental sounds sound. It has charted at #14 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. SoundClick gives artists like Alien Syndrome Deluxe a platform to share original Experimental Sounds music with listeners around the world.
Hey Mon (The Moon)
Hey Mon (The Moon)
Just a bit of synthesiser fun...
"Hey Mon (The Moon)" by Alien Syndrome Deluxe is an Experimental Sounds production available on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. The track creates a listening experience that feels ambience, chillout and synthwave. It has charted at #17 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. Listeners into Electronica and Experiemntal will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.
For Crying Out Loud (Take One)
For Crying Out Loud (Take One)
Eventually, you won't be able to eat anything without infringing on copyright.
SoundClick artist Alien Syndrome Deluxe presents "For Crying Out Loud (Take One)", an outstanding release in the Experimental Sounds genre. The track showcases Alien Syndrome Deluxe's instinct for crafting memorable music. With a tone that is ambience, drum and bass and synthwave, Alien Syndrome Deluxe's track connects on an emotional level. "For Crying Out Loud (Take One)" has peaked at #13 in the Experimental Sounds category on SoundClick. Alien Syndrome Deluxe is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Experimental Sounds music directly to fans worldwide.
The Pit
The Pit
Don't stand too close to the edge!
"The Pit" by Alien Syndrome Deluxe is an Experimental Sounds production available on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. The track creates a listening experience that feels ambience, electronic and synthwave. Listeners into Electronica and Experiemntal will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.
Brutal Onslaught Of The Empirical Mind Gobbler
Brutal Onslaught Of The Empirical Mind Gobbler
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"Brutal Onslaught Of The Empirical Mind Gobbler" is an Experimental Sounds track by Alien Syndrome Deluxe on SoundClick. The track carries an emotional weight that lingers well after it ends. The track creates a listening experience that feels ambience, electronic and electro. "Brutal Onslaught Of The Empirical Mind Gobbler" is part of the Alien Syndrome Deluxe catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
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Band/artist history
I've been doing this, since the early nineteen eighties, as a solo performer who sometimes engages the collaboration of other respected players/creators.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
I used to play live, but now, I primarily work in studio productions with others as well as myself.
Your musical influences
Klaus Schultze, Tangerine Dream, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, The Stranglers, Ray Lynch, Emereeson, Lake and Palmer, Genesis (early period), Gentle Giant, Peter Hammil, Van Der Graaf Generator, Popol Vuh, Kraftwerk, Kettle, Subotnik, Hugh Lecaine (inventor of the Electronic Sackbut- 1940'S) AND and a slew of others!
What equipment do you use?
A rack of modules: Yamaha TG55, Ysmshs TX81Z, Kawai K1R, Roland MSIE String Module, Alesis Microverb IV
Proplerhead Reason 5/Reocrd 1.3 combo
Presonus Studio One V2.o DAW (controlled with a Presonus Faderp;ort)
Renoise 2.0
Audio Mulch
Soft synths:
Absynth 5, EMS Synthi-aA, Gmedia Mton (Mellotron), AAS Lounge Lizard, AAS Tasman 4,
AAS String Studio, AAS Ultra Analog (love this one), NI Reaktor, NI Battery 3, FabFilter ONe, Fabfilter Two, and various others collected over the years (Limplug, Rob Papen)
Anything else?
Hmmmmm, did I mention I use a Vitamix. No, not useful in the studio, but great for making wonderful healthy fruit and vegetable smoothies.
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Yeah, I did 'Take 1' of Rosseter's 1601 little song "Whether men do laugh or Weep" and it went well but I only did the guitar strumming music one time. - So when I did 'Take 2' and only got as far as the music for a stanza and a half I decided to do a quick vocal on another mono track to learn the song better. This 'Take 2' was thus not to go far and when I put the bass down I experimented with the 'synth bass' leaving the better sounds for the better Takes. On 'Take 3' I got the music for 2 stanzas, - and on 'Take 4' I got the music for all 3 stanzas down. 'Take 5' went 2 stanzas but it was a real turkey. The last 'Take 6' went 2 stanzas. I was happy with it all. I did a guide vocal for the good Takes 1, 3, 4 & 6. It took a day to do a stereo vocal with guitar for 'Take 1' and also another day to do 'Take 3'. I did not get to Takes 4 & 6 for a long while and I just did it symple a stereo vocal for 'Take 6' and only a mono vocal for 'Take 4' because I was worried about the memory on th
Yea-Hot stuff - not intended for a dentist's office! sorry no marks for lyrics & vocals - You may knowe why!
Experimental is good...real good in your case
Science fiction meets whatever instruments you are playing here and it works for me ....
Really like this new direction. You are really sounding good. Another excellent song and you got your Lennon voice out on this one.
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