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Beaches of Mars
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Dronaliffic
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Sequentonal Galway, Ireland
All Live Jams, created with low budget Equipment
Kit
List:
Synths:
- Roland JDxi
- Arturia Micro Brute
- Korg Volca Keys
- Korg Volca Sample
- Ooccasionally I use various Softsynths, played directly through Midi Controllers
Sequencing:
- Arturia Beat Step Pro
- Internal Sequencers
Mixer & FX:
- Behringer Xenyx X1622USB (Reverb and Chorus)
- Lexicon MX200
Recording:
- Audacity
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This Bandcamp exclusive comes complete with a head-spinning background story (check the album notes) and eerie electronics.
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Klartraum - liquid dreams I [Psybient Album]
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Expansive 15+-minute psydub that settles in like mist over the ocean, creating wonderfully moody atmospheres.
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