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Description : Dubbish. Not sure about the genre.
Description : Latest Spivkurl track here, containing many different recent themes. A little bit of psychedelic organostep, maybe? Has the first released recordings from my latest instrument Bias Machine, which is a manual magnetic tape based performance sampler. Also some data bending, Suzuki Omnichord, Korg Montribe, and Yamaha YS-200 in here. Even my cat had her influence... Please enjoy the listen and download!
Description : OK, I finally managed to find a song name, so here it is. But the genre is still open. WTF is it? World? Trip? Trance? Rock? psychedelic? .
I started this song with the wahwah background track, I think I wanted to go in the triphop direction but when I played with it and tried out things I added some Tabla sounds from the available sound library of the cubase software to it, just to get a feel for it. It sounded right somehow, and so it developed from there. As before, we did the work on wikiloops band section: bhunt1 (Brian) on Bass added his track, and rp3drums (Raymond) on drums (one straight drum track, and one para-diddle track). I then added several more guitar tracks.
So I would be happy to listen to your comments and advice, and if I get a good suggestion for name and genre I will change it. Cheers, TG :D
Description : I may have mentioned to a few people that I had recorded an EP to cassette tape in November. The thirty minute, seven track tape was recorded on 14th and 15th November (during that excellent full moon). My process, this time, involved choosing a group of instruments from my main studio, and then interfacing them in a way that allowed me to perform a spontaneous track live. There was no planning, and each track was only given attention until the previous was lain on tape. All in all, it was a very rewarding experience to create "on a whim" like this. No DAW was used to create the sounds, or to perform/arrange them. All instruments were mixed in real time, and the output was forever dedicated to the magnetic medium. All of these songs were instrumental, and not traditional in their performance. This is a digital capture of two songs from the EP - "Agonist Moon" and "Faultline" - They are the last track of Side A and the first track of Side B. If you are not familiar with those terms... they indicate the direct physical and psychological experience of interacting with recorded media in order to play it in it's entirety. "Agonist Moon" was described by my wife as an "Icaro," which is a tribal shamans healing song in certain cultures. "Faultline" is more of a peak minimal technological shift into the rest of the EP. UPDATE - The entire Agonist Moon EP digital re-master is now available here... https://spivkurl.bandcamp.com/album/agonist-moon-ep
Description : My actual track for X-mas. Too late again, as usual... But now just with a few days only instead months. :D It's enough stodgy, need some mood for enjoy, that's sure. Dunno where to put it. Fusion? Cinematic? Weird? Trash? :)
Like evrytime, the track contains only free loops from several Looperman artists. Merry Xmas, and Happy new year for everybody!
Applied loops (fully or partially):
LEOSMG: 0826182-0084977 (Pizzicato part1 - month of june),
0826182-0084976 (Pizzicato part2 - month of june),
DJ4REAL: 0102056-0018219 (oboelation),
0102056-0018220 (oboelation 2),
MIDISPARKS: 0479957-0053239 (underwater abstract harp 1),
LOOPFREAK: 0531700-0051978 (minor strings and harp),
FLONUT7: 1133675-0079482 (Happy Harpy 777),
DEEPKODE: 0862877-0067790 (Trance Pluck),
CENTRIST: 0079105-0053514 (Dark Hero Apocalyptic Drums 2),
PSYCHOTROPIC_CIRCLE: 0071878-0006976 (Clarinet Ensemble 124),
BLUEESKIES: 0907685-0067264 (Dreams),
ALIVIDLIFE: 0158799-0050009 (alividlife nonsufficient timpani orchestra C 133),
PLANETJAZZBASS: 0111346-0047909 (Epic 4),
DANKE: 0671112-0088234 (Drums of Mordor),
STERIXX: 0243518-0019002 (Rage Simple Bassdrum Loop),
BANANNAZ: 0298699-0041844 (Luv Choir 1),
WILOBOWSKI: 0321170-0027201 (piano phrase 4 bars),
DIGITALSKYY: 0562523-0046490 (Never Fall For a Romantic Heart Pt 6),
RASPUTIN1963 : 1564425-0088883 (deleted loop: Harp Arpeggios 1)
Description : UPDATE 3/31/2016 - Did some work on the mix and master thanks to the advice of Crucethus and promenade2239. I knew something needed work, and it turned out I need some shifting in the time-space continuum. Thanks to everyone who commented so far!
Original DESC - Yes, I admit it... I fall down. Different circumstances and results each time, but it does happen. Got some inspiration in the last week or two, and left behind some other responsibilities for a while to make this track. Did a considerable amount of multisampling of a Realistic C1000 to add to the song. This is the first song I've finished which uses my modified Korg Monotribe. Also contains Microkorg (on glitch percussion and vocoder use), Yamaha ys-200, Zoom RT-123, and my modular synth doing circuit bent voice synth duties. Psychedelic, dark cold wave. EDIT: Now that I think about it, there were no virtual synths involved in this composition, but only virtual samplers and effects. Everything else was MIDI and hardware sound source. Thank you for listening! Please leave a comment and I will return the favor!
Description : Break up song of sorts lol. Vox, guitars and keys by Zootman. Beats and bass free Loopmasters demo. Words are (mostly) what I thought Damo Suzuki was singing on One More Night by Can. Instrumental or stems avail if anyone wants to play with it.
Description : I walked for miles, and what seemed like millennia in order to find the inspiration for this song, and subsequently the album which it helped finalize. It is an essential title track for me, even if it is encoded.
Here is the artwork in question.
A twenty-two month experiment,
Combining infinite expansion with absorpsion and inhibition.
A two thousand mile walk to the place I call home.
A home to be myself and room to roam.
A bone, and a stone, all alone and unknown,
But aglow, and beloved,
Here the sun and snow shown.
The album is available here, for the time being....
Description : I tried to make a 'doom cello' track but failed as the chillout vibes really took over but there is still some heaviness as well as a few minutes of dance music in the final sections. It's very moody and atmospheric and dominated by strings and drums. 120BPM but most of it is half that tempo. Lots of my electric cello playing though there are also sample-based string parts, especially the foreboding, drone bass - the only bass instrument in the track. Other pad sounds add some mystical, spacey beauty while an arpeggiated VST guitar instrument adds a progressive band feel in the first half. Drums are two programmed kits and mostly one hard rock/metal kit. Also one drum loop plus two music loops towards the end. I very rarely use music loops but they seem to work here. Let me know what you think of this progressive epic. Sorry it's so long but hopefully it justifies its length. It's definitely far out and difficult to place in any particular, obvious genre.
Description : One of several live in studio tracks which I recorded in recent weeks. This one incorporated my DIY modular synth and a modified Yamaha DD-20 as the only instruments. The DD-20 was, in part, triggered at audio rates, enabled by the the input modifications. Not quite the usual spivkurl track which you may be accustomed to. I'm putting this in psychedelic, though it could easily fit into ambient, glitch or cinematic genres.
Description : Descent into the archaic and cursed meanders of Nameless City. Inspired by the homonymous story by HPL. Comment freely, friends.
Description : The results of six hours in a psychotropic environment which was novel to my experience. Only fixed some minor mistakes and mastered the song after I left the environment (or after it left me). It tugs at passion as a dog biting a dress. Resentment and discontent are its language. Slice of life tragic comedy, with a psychedelic edge.
Description : Far out, cello-based, deep grooving, progressive, powerful and sometimes aggressive sci fi epic with lots of electronic elements and some dubstep craziness towards the end. Electric cello, slow attack guitar, resonator guitar, a little bit of bass guitar, 5 synths, lots of effects and drum loops and a few programmed drum kits. It all began with the first couple of cello riffs (one pizzicato bassline, one bowed main riff) and the hip hop beats and then grew and grew as I added more synths and drums and worked in some old, leftover guitar parts. It's very detailed and complex and the mix and sculpting of the sounds are as important as the composition. Have a good listen then come back and let me know what you thought of this twisting, turning journey into outer space. Feel free to criticise and/or tell me your favourite parts...
Description : Far out epic featuring sine waves, programmed violin parts, played electric cello, various synths, drum loops and programmed acoustic drums. Mystical and a bit Eastern. A three min drumless intro and then some fat grooves and darker sounds. Not as good as I was hoping it would be. Interesting comments appreciated...
Description : My latest song on my album Acerbus 3
Description : Sung by me - bbrossas track for background
Saw this track on looperman and I had to make something.Please feel free to let me know what you think.
Open to suggestions. Thanks all :) I hope you enjoy!
Hey Zootman, I might've commented before but regardless this is a nice song. I seen you had a Collab request so I added two verses on top of the mp3 file, might be off beat a little but this was fun to write to and make. I posted it on my new soundcloud account. https://on.soundcloud.com/Tt1c1
Ahhh such satisfaction hearing this, like the sounds in this, it has a reggae vibe! & Your voice suits the track to a ~T~ GREAT! creation here indeed. Well Done!
The genre is Tom Waits. Awesome track.
Lovely moody intro, great follow-up, good use of your vocal, although it drowns a bit in the mix for me (but that might be my crappy headphones).
Well done and a major step forward in my mind!!
Nice, I like the idea and your choice of sounds, especially the instrumental part starting at around 1:44 is really good!
Good sound fx
Your voice has a lot of sex appeal on this. This Rocks! Got a little bit of Morrisey style. All the way talented man!
A very interesting "watery" experience, Footman. I really like the voice and how it lays low. It is like I have heard before but not this way. There is something both familiar and strange about it. Nice moody tune. A seductive story telling mode.
Kind Regards
Gothi
Hi.
I was looking for you and heard this great track .
What a beautiful sounds you use in this beat, and your voice is very nicely done!!
I will send you the link to my track without vocal.
if you want to do something with it.
Later I will put this track on undownloadable
https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/238292
The percussion and the guitars on this are brilliant! Your vox always impress me. I'm not sure if this is the right genre, but nonetheless a very great track.
uhhh bro ... this is more than a "sheer brilliance" ...
no words really ...
going to download this and listen to and fro ...
hats off, Danke
Nicely Done Chris! A perfect Halloween ode to a lovely Bob Dylan song. You're cyberfunk waves are always amusing to my ears and your singing has improved so greatly... bravo! Btw I'm back in Cali again and I'm staying here lol I'm going to college!!! gonna get a masters in creative writing, specifically poetry! I'm also getting an apartment over here through the state so that's cool. How've you been bro? anything new with the kiddos?
Love it - sounds really good now too
For sure a dub version of big nod to Dylan and Cohen but nothing bad about that
Hi Chris,
your voice fits very well. And I hear that you feel the text, that is the important thing to bring the lyrics near to the audience. The music is very good. The whole thing reminds me on something, but I dont know on what. I thing it is the great mix of something from the past like grunge in a modern dress.
Greetings and have a nice weekend!
Matthias
I thought these lyrics sounded vaguely familiar, then I read the Dylan attribution and it all made sense. But this was a really, really cool way to re-contextualize lyrics from a bygone age. With the guitar at 1:18 and 3:38 still paying tribute to their origins. Not to mention your delivery which had a similarly old-school power to it. As usual your synth and electronic effects were on-point and mixed beautifully. So this song gave me a real sense of the old and the new. Hope this doesn't all sound too w*nky or abstract lol.
Great stuff man.
Cam
striding thru an apocalypse.
spreading goodness among the dread.
the rocks are hard and deep beneath the sea.
and all the sailors dreamers.
man, this is wonderful craft indeed!
Ahh, Classic dub effects with a really cool synth sensibility. You do know Sly and Robbie are huge influences for me. 3:31 is a nice fin! and then it ends so sweetly, great job mate!
Hey Chris.
I thought you deserve another fave.
Maj
Hey Chris.
Wow, mate what a gem.
I love your voice in here my friend.
This is a winner mate.
Well done.
Maj
nice track Chris, love that reggae dub feel, your vocal is great well wrote song great mix the bass is sic. i am impressed bro
Hello and good morning, really a great song! It's really fun to listen to. Voice and music go together beautifully. Bass and drums harmonize. Great composition. The only small drawback that I think I hear are small hissing sounds when singing. Or is it my headphones? Despite it. Well done! Greetings Manuela
Hey Chris! Wayne is not wrong, maybe lower the guitar volume a little "hair" on the 2 parts so that we can hear your voice better, in any case great composition my friend!
Michael
I liked the track but honestly I felt the guitars at 1:10(and later on) were a bit loud in the mix, they overpower the vocals. I think the idea is great. The dynamics are real good and when the guitars hit they are impactful. Reminds me of Get Down Moses by Strummer and the Mescaleros.
Wayne
I listened with great pleasure, the grains of sand from the storm whistled in my ears, then from the right, then from the left