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Dave Fuglewicz solo works album covers

4/30/2018

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    Dave Fuglewicz

    I've been working with analog synths, mainly on the electronics side, since the mid-1970's. In 1981 I purchased my ARP 2600. I worked on recording and mastering the intricacies of the 2600 until my first cassette release in 1990. Since 1981, I have also acquired an ARP Odyssey, Axxe and Sequencer, a PAiA Stringz and Thingz, several rack effects, stompboxes and home made synth modules. I used to have an Echoplex but it became unrepairable. It is featured on some of my early recordings.

    I started recording using two cassette decks, then a reel to reel with sound on sound, then a 4 track cassette deck and now to my computer. I occasionally use my micro-cassette (when Hal motivates me). Around 2002 - 2003 I moved into working with computer based compositions, with either stand alone programs, VST's or (the great tracker) Buzz.

    Around 2004 I joined The Tapegerm Collective creating using loops made by my fellow members and my own 
    recordings. 

    I have been sidelined with several illnesses from August, 2017 until now May, 2018 and have not done much recording (or anything else). It has been frustrating, but I have been able to reflect on what I want to do next, the major projects will be: 1)  complete releasing of my solo and Tapegerm recordings to archive.org
    2) repair/refurbish my analog synths
    3) complete my next studio iteration. Hopefully this will not take too much time.

    If you are interested in my music, please go to my website.
    The majority of my solo analog synth work has been posted to the archive.org site and I have provided links on my website. 

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