India (with ubiquitous Kaossilator)

[Blooby]

I had forgotten about this until I was going through my recorder files last week on vacation.  Just another jam that is extremely rough around the edges, but I thought it showed off a different side of the Kaossilator.  I've found there to be some unique/interesting scale choices in the unit.  This was myself on guitar and Ebow, a friend on bass and Kaossilator, and the first thing I ever did with a drummer on an electronic kit who unwittingly came over for a jam. 

We ran everything through a cheapo mixer into the recorder as an experiment.  I worked to try and fix an overpowering bass in Majix's Audio Cleaning Lab with only limited success.

I spliced the heck out of this to keep it shorter/perhaps more interesting (to some) and squashed it to 96 kb/s.  It was originally fifteen minutes long with some different sections.  We were calling out chords on the fly.  I apologize if the splices are distracting.  I didn't labor over them.  I was just trying to trim a lot of fat, so some of them may not be so silky.  I know the last fade is ill-placed, but I was actively avoiding an amazingly awful guitar clam a second or two after the silence.  It pained me to listen.

Unfortunately, the same low end/midrange waffle that happened on my last post is occurring here as well.  Maybe I have to switch encoders, but it was working fine until a few weeks ago.  Hmmm.

Peace.

Blooby

Edit - Now the encoder added 1:30 of silence to the file.  I give up for the night.  Bah!

[OsCKilO]

The Awesome key is being pushed as I speak...

Lets see what it generates for this tune....


At first..........


Deep mystic eastern sound.....




And then......



Seems to jump seemlesly back over the Atlantic!

Great Great Jam!!!!!!!!!!

Peace

T(Osckilo)

[OsCKilO]

Did you use the Phrygian scale thingy for this one...?

Sounds really authentic...

[Blooby]

Thanks for the compliment.  You always do wonders for my ego (fragile as the male psyche is).  As for your question, I can't quite remember, but I think it was actually the "gypsy" scale.  Here's some info on the unit:

Peace.

Blooby

[launched]

I've been listening to this for a little bit, while checking to see what the hell an ebow is - talk about ignorant, but I really didn't know. This is a very deep and involved tune, and I got a lot of listens while researching. Anyway I love what you guys did here - fits in very well with the warm summer night I'm having - the 15 minute version would have suited me even better. Too bad about the 5gb limit - and soundclick is a pain to deal with from a listener's point of view.

This format fits in with a gravel pit party where In Memory..., Stranglehold, Do you feel... and other epic longrunners have been played.

A great listen - I was just getting into it when it fades out, though.

Mark

[Ted]

Blooby, you are flippin' Kaossilator salesman.  I'd just gotten over my previous temptation--caused by you. 

And now this.

Awesome is right.

[Ferryman]

Very cool Blooby (althopugh I was hoping it might be the classic Psychedelic Furs track...). That intro is really atmospheric and I love those wacky scales on the Kaossilator. You created a great mood with it and then there another awesome jam. Great stuff, you are indeed a Kaossilator salesman!

Cheers,

Nigel

[jackofall]

You've made me check my bank balance to see if I could afford one.

[Greeny]

Bloody hell, Blooby. I'm in awe again. I can't even begin to imagine how you can do stuff like this on the fly. It's incredible. Amazing guitar and Kaossilator skills. Your music puts me into a kind of trance, and as always, wanting more. Truly excellent.

[Flash Harry]

I'm not buying one of these. I'll never get the quality out of it that you get, so I'm not even going to try.

It's brilliant. I could listen to this and just drift off, never to return.

That break where it all tightens up and gets rhythmic is so sweet. I love it.