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 Dystimbria is a free-netlabel inviting composers to explore various approaches in-between ambient and noise music, discarding the safe, pastoral qualities of ambient and the macho posturing of noise for a more open-ended and abstract electronic terrain. The tracks released here will each utilize sound samples from previous Dystimbria releases, lending a continuity to the catalog. Dystimbria is a sublabel of Vuzh Music. If you would like to contribute work to the continuum, please read the submission guidelines. |
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| DYS011 |  DOWNLOAD |
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Sound source: Dystimbria numbers 1 through 9. Artist Statement: "For this work I have programmed, in Supercollider, a granular probabilistic generator, sectioned in random sections of microseconds previous works either in Dystimbria. The composition consists of four of these generators that appear sequentially with and EQ
ranging from more high at the most bass. Stylistically, it was a great inspiration the slogan 'A Quiet Noise Continuum'."
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| DYS010 | DOWNLOAD |
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Sound source: Dystimbria numbers 1 through 9. "I used small sections from each of the previous 9 releases. No additional samples were recorded." | |||||
| DYS009 | DOWNLOAD |
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Sound source: Dystimbria #007 by AODL. "I simply used triple oscillator which comes with the lmms package. Amsynth as another one (used vmpk as the midi). Recorded them in Audacity, in jack server. And, of course, reverbarators played a major role in this track." | |||||
| DYS008 | DOWNLOAD |
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Contains solely sound sources from the first seven releases on Dystimbria. Longer version of this track here: Rainbow Vomitorium | |||||
| DYS007 | DOWNLOAD |
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Source material is Dystimbria 006. I took Dystimbria 6 and chopped it up, shuffled it, re-joined it, chopped it up, and shuffled it again, and had a couple of tracks built from all of that, all on the computer. I did some computer distortion of one of the generated tracks, and chopped the non-distorted and distorted ones up into two batches of samples of 2 seconds each. I then loaded those samples into MPC500 programs and plugged the MPC500 into two MoogerFoogers (Ring Modulator and FreqBox) and a Metasonix TM-1 Waveshaper and played a live set using only this gear and these samples (in pairs of noise and non-noise, one with "note-on" play, and one with "oneshot" play). | |||||
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| DYS006 | DOWNLOAD |
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Source material includes the fifth Dystimbria release, "Power Drain" by Mystified and the fourth release "Cheptel éparpillé" by Le Berger, along with Welsh bagpipe and horn. "Llais" is Welsh for "voice". | |||||
| DYS005 | DOWNLOAD |
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"Power Drain" contains solely sources from DYS003 and DYS004. | |||||
| DYS004 | DOWNLOAD |
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"Cheptel éparpillé" contains sources from DYS001 and DYS002. | |||||
| DYS003 | DOWNLOAD |
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"Triceratops" contains sources from DYS001 and DYS002, along with some original music made with Frankenstein & Superrubbish VSTs, and bits of a track made with a homemade wind chime sample. | |||||
| DYS002 | DOWNLOAD |
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"Disrhythmia" contains sources from DYS001, and uses a Csound piece, and a recording of crickets. | |||||
| DYS001 | DOWNLOAD |
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"A Strange Seed" by C. Reider contains sound sources provided by Thomas Park, Dave Seidel and Miquel Parera Jaques. | |||||
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