Gary Wright. Keyboards, Vocoder, programming.
Kit list 2009...
Laptop pc running Reason 4.
Novation Nova II 24 voice multitimbral polyphonic synthersizer.
Novation X-Station polyphonic synthersizer and controller keyboard.
Alesis control pad midi drum controller.
10 U Rack case containing...
Akai S2000 polyphonic sampler 32mb.
E-MU Esi 32 polyphonic sampler 32mb.
Behringer Eurorack Pro RX1202FX Mixer.
Behringer Virtualizer Pro DSP 1000 Effects unit.
Behringer PX3000 Ultra patch pro 48 way patchbay.
Behringer MDX 2600 Composer Pro XL Mastering unit.
Influences
Kraftwerk, Karl Bartos, Anthony Rother, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Logic System, Komputer, Karl heinz Stockhausen, Edgar Froese, Wendy Carlos, Squarepusher, Photek, Ladytron, Depeche Mode, Autechre, Orchestral Manouvers In The Dark, Air, Jean Michel Jarre, New Order, Vangelis, Prodigy, DAF, Front 242, Joy Division, Pet Shop Boys, Bronski Beat, Erasure, Daft Punk, Pink Floyd, Ultravox, Tomita, John Foxx, Royksopp. (AND AN INCREASING NUMBER OF SUPERB YET UNSIGNED ELECTRONIC ARTISTS HERE ON MYSPACE).
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Sounds Like
A hybrid of electronic influences spanning 30 years.
I started making music back in '79 when, with a couple of friends, I formed a punk/new wave rock kind of band that, frankly, sounded dreadfull but was a lot of fun to do. But I always really wanted to make electronic music. I had a large collection of albums featuring the electronic bands of the time. Bands like Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, Klaus Schulze and of course the up and coming british electro scene with artists like OMD, The Human League, Gary Numan, Bronski Beat and Depeche Mode. In fact, if it featured a synthesizer, I bought it.
It wasn't until 1985 that I managed to buy my first synth. A Kawai 100F monophonic, and then proceeded to spend all my hard earned money on building my collection of Roland gear mainly. The TR808, TB303, SH101 and MC202 along with a cheap string sounding organ for those pad sounds and a few effects. But even with all that gear I found the sound I was making was very limited and not what I ultimately wanted to do. Frustrated, I eventually sold the lot and stopped making music for about 8 years. Then a friend showed me an Amiga computer and a programm called OCTAMED.
I thought this was amazing. Four tracks of audio, all sequenced, and you could easily save your work. This was the way to go. It got me back into making music big time. I even used it in a small concert I did with a friend of mine, Maxine. (See pics) I used this set-up for about 5 years, then Max got a proper PC and an early version of cakewalk. This was very impressive, and since then I have gone down the pc route.
I now produce all my music on a laptop with various software programms including REASON 4, CUBASE SX and fruity loops.
I control it all via a Novation X-Station 49. I also use a Novation Nova II synthesizer.
Vocoding and speach synthesizing is a large part of my sound and I use various TTS utilities.
I have been featured on a number of internet radio shows including Shinebox radio in Belfast, The excellent "MUSIC NON SUCK" radio show by 216 productions, Canadian college campus radio, Electroland radio in Denmark and the brilliant "ROBOCAST RADIO SHOW" here in the UK, as well as shows in Spain and Belgium, and have just had my first radio play in Kyoto in Japan thanks to OKA RIUICHIRO from Kanade.
Minimalism is the key, an experiment if you like, to see if I can create a lot of noise with very little gear.
So enter the world of bleeps and beats and electronic voices where the influence of Kraftwerk is obvious.
Hello! Thank you for adding me to your circle of friends. Please dream away in virtual landscapes of (my?) music and visuals. - good sound here! Lots of greetings from Cologne – Germany - Norbert (Cosmic-Project)
Coming Soon! String Theory Recordings presents, STRR002: Dubclot "Yout Man", in stores November 24, 2009. Featuring 4 mixes of Breakbeat dance music. Including mixes from Dubclot, Beat Mavericks, and James Nao.
Coming Soon! String Theory Recordings presents, STRR003: 0045 & El Nino "Act Like Ya Know" in stores December 8, 2009. Featuring 4 tracks of intelligent dance music, including mixes from, CC Rock (Breaks mix), 0045 & Ethan Klein (Disco House mix), Justin James (chicago) (Fidget House mix), and the original mix by 0045 & El Nino (Tech House mix).
Check out the debut release on String Theory Recordings, STRR001: CC Rock_String Theory , in stores November 10, 2009. Featuring 4 mixes of House music (Progressive, Deep, Tech). Including mixes from CC Rock, Aleksus Sanchez, Locklear & Poppin, and RioTGeaR.
The latest release from Digital Geist is available, the 4-track "Motorcade" EP! For less than $4US available worldwide through iTunes and other digital distributors.
Thank you again for all the love throughout the years, it really makes DG a worthwhile project to know that we have your support. A big, sincere thank you!
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01. Bacalao - Die Roboter 02. Basskraft - Musique Non Stop 03. Fact 22 - The Model 04. Audio Objekt - Vår Nya Värld (Our New World) 05. 10 Speed - Tour De France (12" Version) 06. Dhiva - Taschenrechner 07. Observer - Radioactivity 08. Ride - The Model 09. Basskraft - Home Computer 10. Old School Players - It's More Fun To Compute 11. Gusgus - Spacelab 12. Simple Minds - Neon Lights
This year Angel Dust 216 presents our yearly Halloween Special in a whole new light. Rather than monsters & ghouls, the sound waves have been taken over by aliens, spacemen & creatures from beyond... Tune in for a sci-fi set of music, movie sound clips, old records & new music from Angel Dust 216.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM ALL OF THE DJ's AT MUSIQUE NON SUCK...
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Musique Non Suck & Angel Dust 216 will present our yearly Halloween Special in a whole new light. Rather than monsters & ghouls, the sound waves will be taken over by aliens, spacemen & creatures from beyond... Tune in for a sci-fi set of music, movie sound clips, old records & new music from Angel Dust 216.
This week Musique Non Suck Presents : A Recap of the 2008 Halloween Special
Heavyweight Dub Champion, Assemblage 23, Heavy Water Factory, Recoil, Faderhead, Stromkern, Haujobb, Gary Numan, Fr Ed, G Tom Mac, Coil, Front Line Assembly, Massive Attack, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, Lassigue Bendthaus, KMFDM, Battery, Rob Zombie, Vnv Nation, King Kong, Godzilla vs. Monster Zero, Kronos, Beetle Juice, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, Ghostbusters, Sean Of The Dead, Edgar Allen Poe, Plan Nine, Return Of The Dead, Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes, The Shining, House Of The Dead, Dracula Dead And Loving It, The Brain That Wouldn't Die, Frankenstein, Slither, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Halloween
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