A lovely piece you made at the end! Wonderful work. Your documentary style is always lovely too. I would have assumed the computer tapes would not have been as audible or usable as this. This is very inspiring work!
great exploration, sounds incredible! I always wondered if old data tapes where of any use in a musica context, and this brilliantly answer my question!
Hey ALPFV, Enjoyable process and resulting music from almost nothing! I just uploaded "Primordial Soup" from 1987, on which I used a Casio SK-100, very similar to your SK-5 except no pads. Keep creating my friend!
@richardcnrd8302 thank you ! I do not have a patreon, I'm afraid of not releasing new things regularly enough to Patreon to be justified. But perhaps I am false. But samples from my work could be a nice thing to do ...
A lovely piece you made at the end! Wonderful work. Your documentary style is always lovely too. I would have assumed the computer tapes would not have been as audible or usable as this. This is very inspiring work!
Thank you Stephen ! I must admit was not sure to be able to produce sounds and then music before I listened to the computer tape. 😊
great exploration, sounds incredible! I always wondered if old data tapes where of any use in a musica context, and this brilliantly answer my question!
Thank you @chelidonframe ! I was not sure about the result at the beginning of the idea. Thanks for your kind words !
Oh man just you fiddling with the tape makes for a great asmr video ❤❤❤❤
And the sound of the music itself-that grainy, yearning texture was perfect 🤩
@@the_washington_monument_am9714 thank you so much. I was not sure about the musical result when i started. But it seems to work fine 😊
Hey ALPFV, Enjoyable process and resulting music from almost nothing! I just uploaded "Primordial Soup" from 1987, on which I used a Casio SK-100, very similar to your SK-5 except no pads. Keep creating my friend!
Thank you Zdenko, kind words as always. I will listen to your last release very soon for sure. 😊
I use old open reel and cassette, along with pedals. Data is a great source of sound. Well done with the tape seperater. Keep up the inspiring videos.
Thank you Stuart for your kind words. Have fun too with your open reel !
wow! complimenti
🙏🙏🙏 Thanks for you kind words !
Haha! I used to use a similar thing to cut 35mm film into 16mm film for spy cameras. I had to do it in the dark though.
Wow it shouldn't have been easy ! Did you used lego too ?
@@alastpicturefromvoyager Lego for the prototype but in the end it was easier to use sanded wood blocks and rubber.
@@camerakungfu legos are so usefull ! Nice job !
fascinating and awesome results!checking out your bandcamp so you have a Patreon??id love some samples to buy
@richardcnrd8302 thank you ! I do not have a patreon, I'm afraid of not releasing new things regularly enough to Patreon to be justified. But perhaps I am false. But samples from my work could be a nice thing to do ...
Deliah Derbyshire would be proud of ua
You're so kind ! Thank you !!! 🤖