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Micrometallic Wav Detail

"Micrometallic" [mp3 removed]

- tom moody 9-07-2005 9:36 am [link] [add a comment]



"Dearth of the Cool (Reaktor)" [mp3 removed].

The song I posted previously, played with Reaktor instruments Carbon2, Titan, and Oki Computer 2 instead of the pianos and organs.

"Dearth of the Cool (B4)" [mp3 removed].

The original tune played live in my studio using Gretsch drums, a Steinway, and Hammond B3. Not really, but it does have a more naturalistic sound. I think I prefer the Cubase and Reaktor versions, but included this as matter of purist curiosity. Update: it's growing on me. If I was JP Morgan I'd hire musicians as a vanity project to play this live. In fact I'd like to hear my entire catalog live. I would also have to hire an audience. Seriously, though, the downloading is greatly appreciated!

- tom moody 9-06-2005 7:44 pm [link] [add a comment]