neil (spatialize)

I haven’t checked out the new Puff Dragon yet. It’s really ambient I think? But I always enjoyed the Sazanami album. I’ve also been enjoying the new Pan Electric. Quality stuff that rewards repeat listenings. Nicely spread out and unhurried. Beyond the Radar has been the best received and best selling Spatialize album so far i would say. I think people have noticed that the album has taken things up a level and as an artist it’s nice that people seem to recognise this. 😀 But yes 3 artists with a similar approach to music I would say. First time I heard Puff Dragon and Pan Electric i felt like I was listening to a musical brothers.

I haven’t checked out the new Puff Dragon yet. It’s really ambient I think? But I always enjoyed the Sazanami album. I’ve also been enjoying the new Pan Electric. Quality stuff that rewards repeat listenings. Nicely spread out and unhurried. Beyond the Radar has been the best received and best selling Spatialize album so far i would say. I think people have noticed that the album has taken things up a level and as an artist it’s nice that people seem to recognise this. 😀 But yes 3 artists with a similar approach to music I would say. First time I heard Puff Dragon and Pan Electric i felt like I was listening to a musical brothers.

New album innit. http://www.spatialize.bandcamp.com/album/beyond-the-radar

Find the DDT 900 aren't very "live" sounding. Be nice to have something with s little more phizz

Find the DDT 900 aren't very "live" sounding. Be nice to have something with s little more phizz

https://experimentsinsilence.bandcamp.com/album/suspended-form A 70 minute album in two parts which combine seamlessly to create a single long-form work of suspended ambience. The first piece is based around sparse treated piano and electronic textures which sit deep within a meditative soundscape. Ishq then steps in for the second half of the journey with a remix that delicately deconstructs the original sound palette into an even deeper minimal space. This is a contemplative and beautiful minimal extended soundscape which adds a new dimension to the Experiments in Silence discography. A limited edition CD release is available via the Virtual label at ishq.org/release/Experiments%20in%20Silence/EIS02

Hey johnny I'm getting well into this iOS thing now. Just about wrapped my head around it. For me Samplr and Korg gadget are the most useful apps so far. The Korg ODYSSEi is really really nice although I can't run many instances of it on my iPad Air 1.

Agreed Beyerdynamic are nice for studio production. However I often find when I have worked on something on headphones and then move to speakers there is usually a lot of readjustments to be made. It doesn't seem to matter which headphones I use. Definitely open backed for studio use though, closed back for djing. I would say that sound sculpting and getting the core of your tune together is better on speakers. I think where headphones come in for me is during the arrangement part when you can pop a laptop on your er lap and get stuck into creating an interesting arrangement flow.

Got it sorted now. Thanks for the backup Johnny

I've got the files in the iDensity document folder but I can't work out how to put an audio file into one of the 6 granular streams in iDensity.

Actually I can export from iDensity but j can't work out how to import

I'm just finding my feet with all this. Can someone answer a question. Assume I've recorded a file in iDensity or FieldScaper...how do I get that file into my computer? I would prefer to transfer via USB cable, and not via dropbox as the wifi signal in my studio is very weak.

Does anyone know anytjing equivalent to the Akai synth station ? That was designed for iPhone but has the old 30 pin connector and not the Lightning connector ..

Johnny j got iDensity for the iPhone after your recommendation. It's just what I was looking for. Thanks.

Don't forget Gregg from Hermetech Mastering! He did my 2014 Spatialize albums and a fine job he did too.