Mid tempo electronica piece combining analog sounds, textured pads, flutes and guitars. Title track for the debut EP 'Galactica Nova' which can be downloaded FREE at the internet archive.

http://www.archive.org/details/GalacticaNovaEP

Created with Ableton Live 6 and Sony Soundforge 8. (p) +(c) Distinguished Recordings 2007, creative commons attribution-non commercial 2.5 license.
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Fun little piece of electronica, congas, vocal fx and with a killer tempo change at the end created in Ableton Live 6 and Sony Soundforge 8.

Progressive House type 4 on the floor meets Roland Jupiter 8 analog sounds, meets some freaky rock and disco guitar. Created in Cubase SX3 with Reason 2.5 rewired and Sony Soundforge 8.

A 7 minute 'opus' that encompasses brutal electronic beats with moogalicious mono synths, grunge edged guitar, funk bass, jazz break and insane tempo changes at the end with various morphed sounds/samples. Created in Ableton Live 6 with Reason 2.5 rewired and Sony Soundforge 8. Available on the Galactica Nova EP
http://www.archive.org/details/GalacticaNovaEP

90's ambient/techno style tune put together in Live 6 with a combination of Live playing (MIDI keyboard, electric guitar) with some sampling and morphing effects in Live on the rhythm tracks.

electronica remix of an old funk/soul track I did in Cubase a while ago, took it into Ableton Live 6 and mashed it up somewhat.

ferocious mix of breakbeats, techno, surf guitar, acid and ambient textures, guitars and synths played by umbriel rising, fx manipulation by umbriel rising, some drums are sampled, some programmed and some incidental sound textues are samples. Mashed together in Live 6 - in your face !

A blend of grungy grimey guitars mixed to electro break beat. It is deliberately supposed to sound a bit grainy but the mastered version will be remixed to be little less compressed and less verby. Hope you enjoy the slashing guitars and electro mayhem

I felt the original freaky jupiter needed spicing up a bit, totally reprogrammed the drums and extended the ending to a psychedelic tripping kind of ending. The whole dynamic of the song changed and although it sounds great in Cubase (after many hours of re tweaking levels, EQ and settings, amazing how much changing the beat did to the sound picture), taking it out and whacking it up to CD levels really was killing the sound, in the end, this was the best I could do to get it to a reasonable level without being too hypercompressed.

remix of transcendental void with extra production by umbriel rising