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From the source: "An AIFF recording of two lovely old guys playing the gamelan xylophone in Bali. Recorded last October with a PMD660 Marantz in 16 bit with internal mics. A little bit of air around it but a very beautiful little tune and perfect for background to something. Enjoy."

Round by Margaret Embers McGee, "My Paddle's Keen and Bright" (1918), used to keep time paddling.

One strike of a 60 year old wood block from a vintage drum kit. Recorded with a large diaphragm condenser microphone. No compression or effect added.

Wood block processed samples remix.

Multiple recordings of a lego brick falling on a flat surface.

Dropping a small lego duplo construction and shattering it on a tile floor.

This is my audio recording for ame 111 module 5.

A construccion worker hiting bricks with a chisel.

Simple frequency modulation with one carrier, changing basic feedback parameters.

Here's a basic example of working in subtractive synthesis: adding oscillators, changing waveforms, filtering, adjusting portamento.

Some effects picking from vst called crystal.

A simple loop with the progression c, g, g#, a#.

Sound i made by putting together a few from the rubble pack by dj chrono's. Used them for the sound of a house exploding then the debris falling. Link to the dj chrono's pack http://freesound. Org/people/dj%20chronos/packs/7736/.

Testing/documening my nonlinearcircuits timbre!. "this is basically a clone of the buchla timbre found in the easel. ". Sound:1. Sine wave not going throught wave folder2. Sine wave though wave folder3. Triangle though wave folder4. Square through wave folder5. Saw through wave folder. An lfo is modulating the bias. No, when going through the folder the there is never a sinus wave. . . Next time. . . Also it is a matter of calibration. I should check it out.

Some little pieces of bricks scrambled together, sounds like scree.

Close mic, turning a brick over with a standard flesh-type hand. Audio raw and unprocessed.

Synthesizer samples processeswith amplitude modulation.

Synthesizer setting with amplitude and frecuency modulation.

Synthesizer setting processed and remixed.

Female chorus with pulse modulation remix.

Female chorus processed, remixed and amplitude modulated.

Female chorus processed and remixed.

Mixed chorus processed and remixed.

Female chorus processed and remixed.

Female chorus processed, remixed and amplitude modulated.

Simple stutter effect created by altering the rate of an lfo modulation various noise sources. Added additional granular processing.

Female voice sample "burn" modulated.

Female voice band filtered "tion" sample remix modulated.

Female voice band filtered "tion" sample remix modulated.

Female voice sample "night" modulated.

White noise aplitude modulation mix.

A wheelbarrow moves across a brick pavement in various ways.

Experimentation with the harmmod m4l plugin in ableton live. No effects or post-processing was applied to the sound except normalization.

Over forward upside down.

Two bricks rubbed against each other with some tick on.

Dropping a lego brick on a desk.

Natural modulation - a result of the wood spinning while resonating. Pitched down (recorded at 96khz, converted to 44. 1khz without resampling).

Dumping a box full of lego bricks into plastic container.

Simple 4 quadrant multiplier done with a lm13700 and some components.

Various sounds with ice cubes.

Stale bread falling into a plastic bowl. Kinda sounds a rock falling onto a surface. Recorded with an sm57, limited to -9db, and normalized. (no eq or other compression etc. ).

An odd sounding voice saying "two weeks later" - kinda had a monty python-esque feel in mind when i made it.

A pad with some crazy lfo modulations on one of the filters.

A synthesizer track using modulation that is very suited for various soundtrack compositions.

What can i say. . . Its trippy.

A reverse vocal whit some reverb good sound for pad modulated chord.

Scrape sound. But sounds more like straw sucking.

Volume boost on the am (amplitude modulation) band static wave.

Moth-organ is a forgotten instrument. Sad, because it's amasingly useful, and a professional (which i am not)can create many interesting variations. I play only three tones, but listen, it's a cool little thing. I used the best available: hohner 'rheingold'.

Flip across the am radio dial through a range with some high-pitched sing in the static (and intermittent indistinguishable voices).