Apr 9, 2016
New Lethatechnĕ track.
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New Lethatechnĕ track.
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Lethatechne
Fitful Suns is: @jc-rowdy: guitars, bass, vox @lethatechnic: drums Recorded in Delaware, Ohio: November-December, 2014 Mixed and mastered in Kraków, Poland: January, 2015
Manipulated recording of drums and bass made at Studio Savant in Kraków, late 2011, that was unused for a Hobo Codes song. Lethatechne, or, Forget the Rock & Roll
Manipulated field recordings made with a Panasonic RQ-L31 cassette tape dictaphone in Budapest, 2005. Lethatechne, or, Forget the Rock & Roll
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Lethatechne, or, Forget the Rock & Roll
Hobo Codes is: Alex Rainer - vocals, guitars, flutes Tom Carter - bass, electronics Adam Dupaski - drums Engineered and mixed by Marcin Gągola at TakTik Studio, Kraków; Mastered by Mateusz Majewski; Artwork and layout by Katarzyna Adamek and Adam Dupaski Released June 2011 http://hobocodes.bandcamp.com/
For recording a short sound to be set on repeat with the new Soundcloud "repeat playing track" feature, sttart with a slightly altered melody from another song you are working on, a song you almost completely dismantled and squashed Thursday night before receiving notice of this Disquiet Junto project.
That night, you fed the melody through a certain favored synth which you ultimately decided not to use, as the tone was too different, darker. But for a "groove lock," looping the melody on this synth was the first thing that came to mind.
Add some effects to bring out the hazier edges, set up Ableton’s Granulator for the bass tone. Finally, add the sample from a video in the Tate Modern recorded on your phone in Autumn 2013, something about a manuscript (or is he saying “that worries me”?), seemingly lost, and an inability to talk about it.
With the sample and the earlier dismissal of the synth, forgetting recurs as a theme. Forgetting: locked and repeated. And as the piece loops, do you go deeper into its layers (as long as you remember to pay attention), or do you forget it to the background of your room? Is the manuscript forever lost?
--- More on this 153rd Disquiet Junto project — “Record a short sound intended to be set on repeat” — at: disquiet.com/2014/12/04/disquiet0153-groovelock/ More on the Disquiet Junto at: disquiet.com/junto Join the Disquiet Junto at: soundcloud.com/groups/disquiet-junto/ Disquiet Junto general discussion takes place at: disquiet.com/forums/ Image associated with this project by Stuart R Brown: flic.kr/p/mFQC3