Here's another improv using the "difference engine" instrument. This one
uses considerably more effects processing (all live) and is, I think,
more successful musically than the previous track (which was essentially
an exercise in seeing what kind of sounds I could get with the new
instrument by itself). This one was actually recorded first.

http://soundcloud.com/mysterybear/exospheric-disturbances

- Dave


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Thanks, Oeyvind.

On 8/8/2011 2:25 AM, Oeyvind Brandtsegg wrote:
> Thats a nice sounding piece, thanks Dave.
> Oeyvind


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Thanks, Iain, that's a fair response. Not in defense, but in
explanation: this one is actually a more accurate reflective of what I
do in a live setting. In that context, I consider the "effects"
(especially the delay and the ring mod) as first-class citizens, i.e.,
just as important as the the "instruments", and I tend to tweak them all
rather equally in the course of playing.

On 8/8/2011 5:55 AM, Iain McCurdy wrote:
> I enjoyed listening to this Dave. You've designed a nice instrument
> there. I preferred the earlier version though - I felt the effects in
> the newer version submerged the characteristics of the instrument too
> much. Just an opinion... Keep it up. Iain.


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