Since childhood I’m pushed forward by inner need of sonic expression. Influenced by the synthesizer music of 80ies, exposed to digital audio toys since then resulted in life-long sound mangling obsession. Call me a knob twiddler or synthfreak and I won’t feel offended by that ;-)
All credits for single cycle waves go to Adventure Kid for giving this away and to Inspektor Gadjet for re-tunning them into C key.
I just packed them for E-MU samplers to .e4b format. They are not immediately usable as presets! Consider them as a storage for hundreds of single cycle waves which can be used as sound design building blocks. Just browse through the samples, load your favorite ones and create your own unique voices.
AKWF_E4B.zip
This is the first attempt of recording video together with the performance. I also wanted to capture the set because they vanish so easily.
Produced this song in fall 2014. Drum track was recorded in one take from Sonic Potions LXR, processed live through KP3+. Then various phrases and layers were recorded from Kawai K5000W additive synth into Ableton Live and recomposed.
One of the first Octatrack only tracks which became part of the bigger set later. Various synths were recorded straight to OT then mashed and recomposed.
Live performed track. Drums played solely by Sonic Potions LXR, melodic stuff was partly pre-composed and then played live from Atari ST.
Track composed in Atari ST’s Cubase sequencer, directing Virus TI2 for melodic parts and NI Battery 4 for drums. Drums were slightly FXed with KP3.
Song dedicated to my lovely daughter to her 3rd birthday. Drum track played live from LXR. Melody patterns pre-composed in Atari ST, then transferred to and played live from Yamaha RS7000 which triggered Novation Supernova II synth.
This track was composed specifically for one Coming Soon movie’s scene. Drum samples come from my good old buddy drummer Tomáš Paleta, rest is just sound painting. Female mumbling and screams are performed by some unknown actress.
Remix of 4Signs’ track Nobody. Kind of a low-end heavy d’n’b. Vocals by MaryZ.
Melancholic glitchy track from around 2002. I think the inspiration for this song came during one of those long staring moments by the camp fire, realizing the dancing flames remind me hairs of one muse I knew at that time.