DL4 Tape and Monotribe
by J.Lynch
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Monotribe and DL4
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Tape and Monotribe
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Here are two drones. They are sketches made as preparation toward a larger project, and as such are unedited, improvisational and wonky. I'm sharing just for curiosity's sake. They have been made using a Tascam 414 mkii four track, a Korg Monotribe and a Line 6 DL4. They are binaural so, listen on headphones.
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released November 18, 2021
written, performed, produced by Johny Lamb.
written, performed, produced by Johny Lamb.
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J.Lynch Falmouth, UK
J.Lynch uses modular synths, other synths, field recordings, cassette tape. This page is for sketches, experiments and whatever that don't find their way to anywhere else. for more considered things go to difficult art and music for now.
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