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Drone-n-Whistle: "Suspension of Disbelief" w/ Tardigrain, Cascade, Crystals, MF-101S
The drone was produced from a single F#7sus chord, plucked and strummed on baritone guitalele by Jonathan Dale, processed in the Tardigrain iPad granular synth. I'm "playing" the drone live in the video.
Post-processing in Cubasis 3 with effects including Cascade, Crystals, Korvpressor, MF-101S Filter, and Pro-C.
Comments
Really deep meditation with this one. Thanks for opening up this space. I loved the pitch interplay between the whistle and the drone… they would align and drift apart a few times. That’s one of the joys of using acoustic instruments played by a human with good ears. You can control minute variations in pitch as the moment requires.
Excellent! Always love your posts.
Excellent piece, excellent playing, excellent everything. I’m in love with your work.
Superb work here…
Thanks. I was trying to do root/fourth/fifth combinations on the Tardigrain keyboard to try to simulate some chord changes but keeping in the suspended realm. I hit a few bum notes on the whistle. 🙃
Thanks also @HotStrange @jo92346 @id_23
I often feel that way too when I listen back but every listener brings their own perspective to a performance and many don’t believe notes are wrong… they often appreciate the unexpected so I try and just let the performance find it’s own audience.
Of course, with MIDI recordings I can edit and I guess now with auto-tune products you could too. But I hope you don’t.
I like the ethnic flute flourishes and pitch bends that you bring to your playing in a non-western tradition as exhibited in the
music of various asian cultures.
Very relaxing, it’s great to see real instruments and electronic played together. Thanks for posting 👍
Wow. This is my favorite piece of yours. I could have listened for another fifteen minutes.
Thanks @GeoTony and @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr . Hmm, maybe I'll have to plan an "extended dance mix" 🙃