EnTrance, by edogawa

EnTrance

by edogawa

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1.	Sketch #1 00:59	buy track
2.	WSaxology 03:55	buy track
3.	Remembering 01:30	buy track
4.	Kornkammer 03:20	buy track
5.	Andalus 02:52	buy track
6.	DunDun Loop 02:41	buy track
7.	Waves 02:00	buy track
8.	A Vision 04:37	buy track
9.	Kammer 8 05:18	buy track
10.	U9 02:04	buy track
11.	Nowhere 02:19	buy track
12.	Prelude and Maniac Dance 04:50	buy track
13.	Fading Away 02:11	buy track
14.	Spooky Mood 01:39	buy track
15.	Two Weird Loops 03:25	buy track
16.	Gruft 03:17	buy track
17.	Scherbentanz 03:04	buy track

about

This is the majority of the "hybrid" MIDI/acoustic instrumental tracks I made during the early 1990's, after getting an Atari ST (and later Falcon) and a Tascam 238 tape deck. Musically, at that time my interest had shifted from exploring repetitive and minimal patterns to creating soundscapes, trying to express emotional states in music, and exploring ways to combine synthesizers and "real" instruments in that regard... Still, a few tracks appear to be only acoustic or MIDI, some more like rock songs, just without a vocal line...

Acoustic/electric Instruments(as far as I remember):
Guitars and other plucked instruments of various shape and size
Accordeon
Self built recorders, xylophones, slit drums, bells, percussion and toys
Waterphone

MIDI/electronic instruments:
Korg Wavestation A/D
Yamaha FB-01
Roland U 110
Roland SPV-355 (monophonic analog synth with pitch to voltage input stage)
E-mu SP12 drum sampler, also fed with short more tonal samples sometimes
Alesis HR-16 drum computer

credits

released June 18, 2021

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about

edogawa Vienna, Austria

edogawa is my nickname on IRC (linux audio related channels), and I've chosen it for publishing my music.

I love to play early music on guitars, lutes and similar, and sometimes fool around with my other instruments to build unusual arrangements of such music.

During the mid-late 1980's I also started to improvise and compose my own music, combining MIDI and multitracked acoustic instruments. ... more