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Moderately abrasive but spacious nonetheless, features some acoustic percussion
trance electronic chill experimental roland synth noise moog korg akai livepa yamaha tb303
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Noise ... for art's sake. For the sake of exploring the possibilities of electronic freedom: the ability to sculpt the canvas, mold the brush, tone the color and ultimately apply the strokes in an abstract medium-- a medium where the character of the instruments can be as much a part of the structure as what's being done with them. Impossible Toys seeks to caputre the evolutionary process of forms and modes of tones, coloration, rhythms, noises and ultimately cohesive collections of these elements which suffice to become tracks. It's less about the finished product than the path to it.
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Genre
Electronic Ambient
Charts
Peak #1,114
Peak in subgenre #32
Author
cynkh/whosmary
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Impossible Toys
Uploaded
September 18, 2004
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MP3 3.8 MB 128 kbps 0:00
Story behind the song
Really this song is the second half of "If the Table People Could Talk..." and is the more ambient section. This is another track from the time period where we were lifting titles for songs from Frank Herbert books. If you play Table People directly into this track, they should blend seamlessly. This track features the Alpha-Juno 1 in several capacities: 1) sampled through the Behringer "radio speaker" effect into the Emu ESI-32 as a loop (sequenced via the MMT-8), 2) a sampled kick (more of a heartbeat sound) recorded via the ESI-32 and sequenced with the W-30, 3) sequenced via the MMT-8 as the main "melodic" component with PG-300 for tone coloration and 4) played live using the JX-10 as a controller to utilize the aftertouch functionality. This track also features the signature whooshing of the Korg EA-1 and its delay effects and the acoustic percussion of a Corona bucket being beaten on a basement floor and subsequently run through some wide reverb on the MX-1804x.
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