Showing posts with label Veqtor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Veqtor. Show all posts

Friday, 27 January 2012

Analogik3 out now!

The latest installment in the Analogik series is here! This time I've veered from the orignal concept a bit in that I decided not to stick to the original only modulars formula. Percussion and some post processing is done on computer and an Elektron Machinedrum as well as a Korg Monotribe. Also, this time around I'm using my own modular which amongst other things, has a Tiptop Audio Z-DSP, Cylonix Cyclebox, The Harvestman Piston Honda and many other digital modules.

Sunday, 3 January 2010

Limit Cycle EP - Out now on Fools Forest!

Limit Cycle EP, containing the tracks Limit Cycle, Ax34 Suimle, Tryastvec Pattern and Mosaic, has just been released by Fools Forest! This EP basically started out with me getting into the Max4Live beta, spawning the track Ax34 Suimle. When Fabian at Fools Forest heard it, he said he wanted to release it and I said go ahead. Limit Cycle followed Ax34 Suimle and then Tryastvec Pattern. At that point there were going to be just those three tracks but before Fabian had the time to finish up the cover artwork I finished Mosaic.

These four tracks are in a sense experiments: They are all made using possibilities open up by Max4Live, the extension to Ableton's Live sequencing software, which allows for easier control over things such as algorithmic composition. And this EP is filled of just that. Variations on the concept spawned by Per Nørgaard's Infinity Series are restrained by mutating scale quantizers while psuedo-random pattern and weighted random generators create constantly moving rythmic material. These numbers comes to life via synthesizers in which all sound parameters are slightly, slowly moving, creating an organic texture of sounds. These tracks could have been created before Max4Live of course, but I can only imagine having to spend at least 6 months on every track, working out these tremendously complex mathematical relations between the notes by hand, in a traditional sequencing enviroment.

With this, I would also like to say that Max4Live is quite possibly, in my opinion, the greatest innovation within music technology in the 00's!

I hope you'll enjoy listening to it as much as I did making it!


Download via Bandcamp Multiple Formats

Wednesday, 23 September 2009

Exploring M4L & The Finger: Ax34 Suimle

Ax34 Suimle by Veqtor
First audio demo/track using Ableton Live with the Max 4 Live Beta and Tim Exile's The Finger. All control data is generated through different infinity-row generator max devices. One drum track, manipulated by two instances of The Finger. And two instrumental tracks, notes are infinity row again, one instance of The Finger on each. Loads of filtering and dynamics processing, controlled by M4L LFOs. I love this kind of over-the-top complex processing.
This track will be released on Fools Forest.

Sunday, 7 June 2009

FREE: Retrospective EP - Out Now!

I'm very proud to announce the release of Retrospective EP, released by The Centrifuge, home of prestigious drill n' bass artists Neutek, Gasman, Mark Swift, Gareth Clarke and many more!
"An action packed bumper 8-track EP from Sweden's Veqtor, curator of the OXO-Unlimited netlabel and all round hardware/software demon. The release twists and turns between melodic junglism, max/msp-fuelled glitch explorations and a dirty, dub techno vibe."
Tracklisting:
  1. Tanuki Jingle
  2. 3-Aulien Caexf-9
  3. Pecking F-Key
  4. Kickuchi and Retort
  5. Room 431
  6. Computers Will Inherit The Earth
  7. Snowflakes
  8. Retrospective

Monday, 9 February 2009

Klubb Adrenalin Live Video



C.Loneberg was kind enough to upload this video from saturdays live performance.