Synthtember No.10 “Arkadia”
Feeling a bit woozy, possibly teetering on the edge of coming down with my son's recent stomach ailment. A bit of FM synthesis is in order.
Arkadia by jlmxv
Synthtember No.9 “Sunshower”
With a mighty effort I clawed myself temporarily free of a monumental weariness to record this, which I suspect may go on to become An Actual Song.
Sunshower by jlmxv
Synthtember No.8 “Will There Be Wardrobes in the Future?”
Thinking a track is going to go in one direction, but it turns out to have a navigational mind of its own.
Will There Be Wardrobes in the Future? by jlmxv
Synthtember No.7 “Meeple”
Starts off wild and woolly but gradually attains a kind of psychedelic equilibrium by the half-way mark.
Meeple by jlmxv
All Synthtember tracks thus far are also available on Funkwhale.
Synthtember No.6 “Doughnut”
Patching modular synthesizers, following a game of Carcassonne with my son. There is a common thread.
Doughnut by jlmxv
All Synthtember tracks thus far are also available on Funkwhale.
Synthtember No.5 “I Stopped Trying and It Worked”
I started tonight's synthesizer session with a pretty up-beat, get up and go track, so much so, that it got up and left. Following that possibly fortunate incident, I suddenly came over all #ambient and this is the result.
I Stopped Trying and It Worked by jlmxv
All Synthtember tracks thus far are also available on Funkwhale.
Synthtember #4 “Isaac Asimov's Sideburns”
In tonight's episode of Collapsing Under It's Own Weight, it's Synthtember No.4 “Isaac Asimov's Sideburns”.
Isaac Asimov's Sideburns by jlmxv
All Synthtember tracks thus far are also available on Funkwhale.
Synthtember #3 “Mother Chorizo”
Tonight's long-form, psychedelic and hypnotic synthtember synthesizer improvisation: “Mother Chorizo” ... I can hear echoes of Tangerine Dream and Future Sound of London.
Mother Chorizo by jlmxv
All Synthtember tracks thus far are also available on Funkwhale.
Synthtember #2 “Erekosë”
I recorded two tracks previous to this, but was er a little too frivolous in my patching experimentation, and consequently the results were slightly too wonky, even by my standards. So, for the third track I fired up #Bitwig for a bit of computer-based #synthesizer #music recording that ended up sounding suspiciously like a song.
Erekosë by jlmxv
All Synthtember tracks thus far are also available on Funkwhale.
Synthtember #1 “Hazy Malaisey”
Warming-up, literally as well as figuratively, for Synthtember 2024. Thirty-five degrees & smoky returning home from a weekend away.
Hazy Malaisey by jlmxv