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Dance Of The Manchines

from Sequenced Weaving Patterns by Tunnel One

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This was one of the last tracks in a series of psychedelic ' acid acapella' sessions, of which 'Call Of The Akasha' is the first session. I only used basslines and effects, exploring both the sound of the devices, and the atmosphere they create.

(I will try to add all those recordings to this album eventually, but I need to cut them up in smaller pieces to get em up here.)

Here in this tracks I add a drumkick, closed hat and snare, but still in a very modest way :) Leaving everything to the basslead.

I always liked this one very much, though it can be a bit demanding on your speakers and ears, careful !! What I like particularly is how the Acidlab almost gets a 'wooden' sound to it, thanks to the effects, and gives a somewhat 'percussive' impression to the whole track.

TB-303 and The Acodlab Bassline 1 going through korg Electribe MX-SX.

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from Sequenced Weaving Patterns, released January 4, 2008

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Tunnel One Brussel, Belgium

Tunnel One studio is the home of the Belgian artist also known as Don Pappy, Anyman From The Many Men Crew, PG213, Eye Con Television and several other aliases. He is a producer who is engaged in the production of electronic soundwaves since 1998.

Mostly inspired by Acid; Elektro and Ambient, he is not shy to show inspirations from various styles in both alternative and popular music. ... more

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