Vintage Modern: Music for Oxymorons, Side-1

Sampling the 10" vinyl record "Structures for Sound-Musical Instruments by Francois and Bernard Baschet" from the Museum of Modern Art, New York (BAM Longue Duree Editions De La Boite A Musique Paris LD 087) with a Casio SK-1 and an Akai Headrush E1 delay pedal.
The right aux output of the record player is connected to the Casio SK-1 sampling line input. (The record is monophonic)
The Casio keyboard and delay pedal were mixed using the Koma Elektronik field kit.
This record was given to me by my good friend Rick.

[@0002keap]

One of my favorite tracks that I've heard from you. You're on a hot streak. And I get to hear it. Lucky me :)

[@soaringtortoise]

Many Thanks. I am very glad you liked it.

[@mario7frankielee]

that shirt makes me dizzy
sound is as fabulous as ever

[@soaringtortoise]

Many Thanks. Yeah, if I look down while I am wearing it, I loose my balance.

[@BearbearbearbearbearbearRarrrr]

Travelling backwards through the haunted house ride, only to discover the portal was in your pocket the entire time.

[@soaringtortoise]

Must be one of those teenage engineering devices.

[@darkpoem9]

🙏

[@soaringtortoise]

Many Thanks.

[@GregFries]

The koma elektronik stuff is always good. Great video! Is the beep at @2:14 a fire alarm dying somewhere in the background ? lol

[@soaringtortoise]

Thanks so much for watching. The beep is from the Casio. It makes that noise whenever it has captured a sample.

[@usuallyscott7907]

The inner workings of the museum of cosmic understanding version one. Zero.

[@soaringtortoise]

The more you know the less you understand.