What do you sound like on Nu-ILX?

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― sam jax sax jam (Jordan), Monday, April 4, 2016 8:37 AM (11 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

correct

I think I've heard the American Altitude before, actually, but it's sounding good. I'm pretty sure I'll pull it out some more.

thx

here's the track with the multi-tracked violins that i was talking about upthread

That link doesn't work for me.

oops, i have been striking out with links lately.
https://soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-chants-the-zookeper

Oh, I like this!

7,325 plays: nice.

thanks man, really appreciate it. knowing that one person whose taste i'm familiar with likes something is way better than a bunch of rando plays (not to sound ungrateful about the premiere, because it's exciting, it's just hard to know what any of it 'means' or get too wrapped up in it).

i made this for a friends remix album: https://jasonamullinax.bandcamp.com/track/shadows-reappear

the albums actually really cool if you dig experimental ambient/electronic stuff

Uploaded a couple of older prepared guitar pieces. I'd been reluctant because I was concerned about the sound but decided to go ahead.

4=a

https://clyp.it/0tyy3hax

This is a recording from my freshman year in college. I post it because the baritone soloist is a man named Scott Auby, who at the time was a 2nd year law student. Scott has been battling a brain tumor over the past year and is currently in a coma with little hope of recovery. His family is saying their goodbyes and those of us who knew him are sharing recordings of him. He was a fantastic singer and an even better person; he will be missed.

worked out how to do these cool epic filter sweeps while I was mucking about one day and made this sort of acid-fried deep house track

https://soundcloud.com/doglatin/the-pitchy-and-patchy-show

i dont know where to put this but:
CRUT, i have "music for dark rooms" on my music computer and my 3 year old son is obsessed with daft punk and kraftwerk and robot music right now. so i played him "brand new toy" and :boys go to jupiter" and he was fucking JAMMING and he now requests them by name. so THANKS 4 THE IMPORTANT CHILDHOOD MEMORIES. :D

User Haitch and I (along with a former ilxor.com) were involved in in knocking this up for Election Day

https://youtube.com/zXcuu10G6uA

Ummmm

https://youtu.be/zXcuu10G6uA

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cesspit cesspit cesspit cesspit

m bison: wow!! that is awesome. thank you!!

:D

my recording project/band put out a new album today, sorry if you already saw this on one of the million other places I shared it: https://shreddedsun.bandcamp.com/album/land-lines

I recorded a vacuum cleaner for this song: https://shreddedsun.bandcamp.com/track/say-my-name-2. ILXors may appreciate that. Who was it who played the vacuum in concert? LJ?

little gear test, playing with a microgranny

https://soundcloud.com/constantlightduo/automating-dura2

I made an album of wilfully abstruse, largely generative, electronic noise https://soundcloud.com/drachmanoise/sets/drachma-1-10

https://soundcloud.com/user-79533200/reggie-baggs

Putting different feels on a triplet pulse is one of my favorite things.
https://chants.bandcamp.com/album/doomsday-beat-suite

new tracks from new album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_xK-gUexuQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2WsUWf0sXQ

Finally finished recording my classical guitar piece:

https://soundcloud.com/sund4r-subramanian/dissociation

4 = a

I'll never be totally happy with it but I decided it was time to move on. Deep breaths left in as a tribute to Glenn Gould.

been ten years, but dammit, it was so much fun while it lasted:
https://myspace.com/lordgodbird/music/song/pharaoh-wizard-25251767-25052952

dang, that don't work sorry, who cares right https://lordgodbird.bandcamp.com/album/lord-god-bird

https://soundcloud.com/matthewmathieu/inheritance

this is the first original song i've finished in over four years

Finally finished recording my classical guitar piece:

Finally settled on a mix I'm happy with and put it out on Bandcamp.

4=a

I'd gotten so used to working on my laptop that I forgot that I'm in charge of a studio now and have access to studio monitors. Things went a lot faster at that point.

Better link, hopefully: https://sund4rsubramanian.bandcamp.com/track/dissociation

4 still = a

I've got a solo track out on this anti-fascist compilation (I am the Mysterious Monopole): https://corpuscallosumdistro.bandcamp.com/album/v-a-rhinoceritis-voices-in-dissent

This is cool emil.y. Thanks for sharing.

Yeah, I enjoyed that.

I've got a few recent short songs for single instrument accompaniment - two for electric guitar and one for ukulele.

https://soundcloud.com/timellison2

nice sounds + textures emil.y

I have a remixed version of my last EP out, with some pretty insane work from others + one from me. At first I didn't know if remixing my own track would work out, because you hopefully use all your best ideas the first time, right? But that turned out to not be the case at all, it felt more like correcting my mistakes. It would be interesting to have the time and confidence to do that with every record, just set it aside for six months and then come back and dispassionately carve it up like it was someone else's work.

https://forcesatworktheband.bandcamp.com/releases
After several years, Forces At Work finally got our act together and recorded some songs. It’s rock music. I was thinking of bands like The Clean, The Go-Betweens, The Feelies, The Soft Boys, and Guided By Voices when writing this stuff, but who knows what it actually sounds like. You tell me!

I really like "River of Myriad Beauties". It reminds me of the Police in an oblique way!

apparently my link didn't work, so:
https://astralplanerecordings.bandcamp.com/album/the-zookeeper-remixed

Clean Tramp sounds suuuuper-shoegazy to me (all that reverb!) Good stuff tyler

I do hear the NZ connection, but all the chiming dreamy washed out guitars also remind me of Storm in Heaven-era Verve

I was digging around for classical music to play at my kids and stumbled across this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UKmYPi9weM

I'm singing in the bass section and my wife is singing in the soprano section. Also I love this piece to death and could probably sing it from memory.

oh man, i love that copland, must be fun to sing.
and thanks for checking out forces at work, dudes! haven't really put much out in the world in a while, but it's nice to share this ...

I enjoyed the whole EP.

nice Dan. can you pick yourself out when listening back, or do you know that you're doing a good job because you can't? it's been so long since i played in a section of anything.

In that group, I could pretty much never pick out my voice in the section, partially because I try my hardest to blend, partially because the group was large (I think there were 80 ppl singing "In The Beginning"?), mostly because most of the other people had better vocal technique than me and could blow the roof off if they wanted to.

I can totally hear several individual tenors though, including one of my friends; also there are a couple of times where I hear my wife in the soprano section.