These tracks were made with Bhajis Loops and Microbe over a number of years and through a number of versions of Bhajis too. For the most part it was made on an old Pam Tungsten T3 (click to find one on eBay) although I did use a a few other older machines in the process too.
I really dig this stuff, love the concept. Loving short pieces of music lately so this came at a good time. I have seen you mention that program before, it sounds like you can do some nifty things in there. How did you record the takes, did you just use the output and into a sound card? Finish the rest. I want to listen to the whole concept album.
Hey thanks Stefan, I'm trying to get the next batch done in a week or two.
Bhajis renders out to a wave file so it's easy to get things out of it. It is still incredibly versatile for a mobile application, and users of it still say that nothing in the iOS world comes close.
Love these tracks Ashley :)
ReplyDeleteThey're like little well crafted electronic Creme Eggs...
Thanks! I like the idea that they're creme eggs!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I like the idea that they're creme eggs!
ReplyDeleteI really dig this stuff, love the concept. Loving short pieces of music lately so this came at a good time. I have seen you mention that program before, it sounds like you can do some nifty things in there. How did you record the takes, did you just use the output and into a sound card? Finish the rest. I want to listen to the whole concept album.
ReplyDeleteHey thanks Stefan, I'm trying to get the next batch done in a week or two.
ReplyDeleteBhajis renders out to a wave file so it's easy to get things out of it. It is still incredibly versatile for a mobile application, and users of it still say that nothing in the iOS world comes close.