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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…
    :)

  • @McD said:
    I loved the pitch interplay between the whistle and the drone… they would align and drift apart a few times.

    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

  • @jimhanks said:

    @McD said:
    I loved the pitch interplay between the whistle and the drone… they would align and drift apart a few times.

    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. 🙃

    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 👍

  • edited January 2024

    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" 🙃

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