[A6] RE: Strawberry Flutes

[Stengel, Kurt]

It is an original preset...

Kurt



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   1. strawberry flutes (akatzmilder at wesleyan.edu)
   2. RE: Laptop musicians (was Re: What I do with my A6) (Paulo Abreu)


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Date: Sat, 15 Mar 2003 20:53:16 -0500 (EST)
From: akatzmilder at wesleyan.edu
Subject: [A6] strawberry flutes
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about a year ago I had a patch on my andromeda  called "strawberry 
flutes."  (I think that was the name).  It was a mock mellotron strawberry 
fields impersonation.

Since then I have changed around my programs and banks a bunch, and I 
cannot remember where that patch came from. 

Can anybody help me out?  was it an original preset?  part of a 
downloadable bank?  I have all the factory banks and other peoples 
banks on my computer, I just can't find that patch among any of them.

Thanks!

Abe

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Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2003 01:52:28 -0000
From: "Paulo Abreu" <peabreu at sapo.pt>
Subject: RE: [A6] Laptop musicians (was Re: What I do with my A6)
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>
> I enjoyed Matthew Herbert's live show - I'm sure some elements were
> pre-recorded, but he had live keys & piano, vocals (Dani Siciliano was
> doing some tweaking of her own as well, and had a couple different
> microphones that were processed differently), and was manipulating
> samples / sounds in real time

Great...we are two on this list. What a great example of an incredible live
act, with so simple means...well, and no laptop :)

And with the added value of being different at each show...eg, with Herbert
I saw the very best live song where the main instrument was a pair of
plastic water glasses and a sampling delay unit... pure rithmic fascination,
and that still in the electronic side of things (Herbert is IMO the very
best "deep" or "glitch" or "whatever kind" house act) but in the extreme
oposite side of laptop/sampling/all recorded shit show...its like those guys
announcing live shows where they appear with some exclusive previously made
remixed CDs and call it a live show...eg, Fila Brazzilia...

And another nice electronic live act  (despite the fact that I do not like
their music) its the Chemical Brothers...great solution between 2 guys in
the middle of too many synths (are they connected??) and a very good
multimedia/synchronized video at the same time.

I think that Laptop its the opposite of live show... better get some vinyl
and "play the DJ" its still more interesting...one of this days I will only
see a live act when they previously mention how it is going to be ;) After
being cheated with Thievery Corporation..."playing live" with one of them as
DJ and the other playing around with a KaossPad and some girls pretending to
sing...GO HOME!!!!

Sorry, I really hate the laptop "mushy sound" live musician thing...

Best,
Paulo


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