 Randomly on my husband Adam's Birthday 5 month's ago, I decided to record myself doing some improvisational experiments with our littleBits Korg Synth. I was inspired by Pete Shelley - Sky Yen. I recently converted my YouTube recordings to wav format using this website app: conversion.com so I can share them on Bandcamp and elsewhere eventually but I would like to release them first exclusively on Electronic Cottage for feedback among peers. Here are the links to the YouTube videos on my channel. One was originally recorded live on Facebook and the other live on Instagram. I have been experimenting and learning a lot about how to use social media to ones benefit and make new like minded friends. 9/28/18 - Improvisational piece for littleBits Korg Synth 1 by AimsterSkitz0rz: 
9/28/18 - Improvisational piece for l littleBits Korg Synth 2 by AimsterSkitz0rz:
22 Comments
Adam J Naworal
2/28/2019 22:29:51
MEH! <3
Chris Phinney
3/1/2019 09:36:23
Wonderful sounds, that wouldn't be the same Pete Shelley from the old english punk rock band The Buzzcocks? One of my favs in that genre. 3/1/2019 10:17:01
YES!!! One of my favorite early punk bands <3
Jim Barker
3/1/2019 18:01:01
Listening to the first one now. Excellent stuff. I love how unpredictable the whole thing is. It seems that even you can't tell what's going to happen next, but I could be wrong. That is a weird and amazing little instrument thingy. 3/2/2019 18:20:12
Oh it was very unpredictable and truly a free improvisation but I was really enjoying the sounds I was getting from the Korg, each track I linked the magnetic littleBit pieces into a had a different configuration. :D
Chris Phinney
3/2/2019 11:46:57
I appreciate the references, having not heard this, thank you. I do have other Devoto & Magazine releases. All Buzzcocks including singles or at least most. 3/2/2019 18:22:05
We got this so we could listen to it in our car :) https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Total-Groovy/release/3301211
Phillip Klampe
3/2/2019 22:06:41
Great sounds! I enjoyed both tracks. Had totally forgot about Korg little bits. That little speaker gives it a crunchy sound.
Dylan Houser
3/3/2019 07:19:03
Love the dynamics of these pieces. Sometimes I keep thinking I hear birds chirping...there's certainly some synchronicity between the recordings and the world around me for sure...! 3/4/2019 12:05:31
Glad you enjoyed this and yes indeed there were birds accompanying me that day and they definitely influenced some of the sounds I repeated once found. 3/4/2019 12:31:28
The other cool thing about atmospheric "noise" like this is if you play the 2 at the same time (mashup style) somehow ...like with youtube open it 2 tabs or http://www.youtubedoubler.com/ it sounds pretty rad. I did this with Sky Yen as well. Bonus if you play it with some nature sounds like Environments1 - Psychologically Ultimate Seashore https://youtu.be/T0WFUcqRhEQ Layering sounds are fun and inspirational. I want to experiment and do my own sound collages in the future for my own project as well as for Tomokies Cup ( Project with my husband Adam Naworal ) I have amassed quite a bit of spontaneous field recordings. 3/4/2019 12:36:15
I should also add a lot of the field and audio/visual recordings I have made were done using my LGQ7+ Android which seems to capture sound really well for a Smartphone I thought my crappy old iPhone 6s recorded well before it died but this newfangled contraption has it beat.
P-A.H
3/5/2019 05:59:16
Very nice! Thanks for sharing! The littleBits Synth kit is so much fun. I should really use mine more.
Rafael González
3/8/2019 15:59:25
Enjoying right now! Very good improvisations with those small and funny bugs! 3/11/2019 12:32:45
I am so glad you enjoyed them I enjoyed making them and plan to make some more, rounding out my and my husbands synth addiction soon for a new project :D
Lumen K
3/15/2019 05:38:48
Watching the first one and let me say, “Wow!” This is a great performance. You are performing wizardry with that little synth. Thanks for sharing this! 3/17/2019 04:00:53
Thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed that as much I as I enjoyed creating that XD Leave a Reply. |
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EC values inclusion, democracy, experimentation, independence and freedom of thought and expression, open-minded exchange, and Community.
The Electronic Cottage website is primarily an online magazine for the publication of lengthy and in-depth articles, essays, and interviews.
For those of you who use Facebook I have created an Electronic Cottage Group, which is a casual social gathering place of the EC Community, where EC people can meet, share artwork and news of current projects and releases.
The website and this EC Facebook Group are two separate but connected entities of the greater EC Community.