Poise Under Chaos @poiseunderchaos@sonomu.club

The first single from Poise Under Chaos, "Primal Scream Canopies (The Aaaaa Song)," is out!

https://poiseunderchaos.bandcamp.com/track/primal-scream-canopies-the-aaaaa-song

My first release for Cyborg Philharmonic, "Songs for Robots", is out! Noise galore, and more. 🎉

https://cyborgphilharmonic.bandcamp.com/releases

Defy all the traditions, break all the rules, and make shit.

It's Bandcamp Friday, so here's a reminder that I have a new EP out:

https://poiseunderchaos.bandcamp.com/album/nautilus

Q: why do you care so much about the economics and politics of music production?

A: because it's gamed to disadvantage anybody but cishet white dudes with money

Just getting started, but coming along well so far

I want to see people wearing this on their back, with cables running to their glasses. #retrochic

1990s horror soundtracks are the future

https://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/jv1080.php

Good morning

recording vocals with effects and zero latency just being a basic thing, when 😢 🔮

(not an invite to try to sell me something ;P)

Thanks for the support, y'all. It's appreciated <3

The new release from Cyborg Philharmonic, "Never Become Famous," is out!

https://cyborgphilharmonic.bandcamp.com/album/never-become-famous

Several years later: a $22,000 air fryer

Has Teenage Engineering released a $10,000 air fryer yet

Oh, to clarify: not just VoiceLive, all the TC Helicon stuff as well. Like a Mic Mechanic, or any of the various vocal-focused pedals they've made over the years, as long as it has a lot of boost.

Also, using a clean gain piugin along with ok sounding compression works as well. The risk of things not sounding that good is real, but that's another approach.

In any case, just sharing some stuff, while dealing with a thing.

It's bugged me for years that most (all?) audio interfaces that are primarily that, and not mic pres that are also audio interfaces, don't have much in the way of signal boost to them. "No audible vocals for you, bucko! Only normalizers for ye."

It seems like an obvious way to make a lot of people happy, but *shrugs* what can you do.

Some of them function better than others, so you might want to do some research first -- but other than that, they've come in handy when nothing else worked, and I didn't want to spend money on a good pre (which is $$ and up), or take a risk that a cheaper one isn't crap.

Hey, here's a thing: if you need a mic pre for vocals, there's a whole range of used VoiceLive hardware out there these days. i've had both a cheap one and a pricey one, and they both work well for that task (and other things as well.)

YouTube, but it's all surrealist

Good timepiece and talking fish, denizens

"Good morning, YouTube! Don't forget to like and subscribe. Here's how you can add more

🐐 💇 🕛

surrealism to your tracks"