Sorry about the length… I was going to edit this down but didn’t get back to it. Considering the total length of the samples was a few seconds, this is a bit ridiculous. It may also be stretching the concept of remixing a bit…
The intro is M3, improvised on in ambient v.3
Just before 3 minutes, M1 and M2 appear - M1 stretched veeeerrrry much into a big, furry drone and M2 messed around with in a demo copy of The Mangle, then shortened, silences removed and with lots of delay and Blue Cat Chorus added.
Towards the end, M1 reappears, this time cloned over and over, delayed and Blue Catted into a weird, broken percussion track, double tracked an octave apart. A touch of M1 drone to finish.
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Rework source audio from Michel Banabila’s 1983 album, Marilli.
Step 1: Michel Banabila, the Dutch musician, this past week released a freely downloadable album of reworkings of his 1983 album, Marilli. (Full disclosure: I contributed a track to the remix collection.) He’s provided three brief samples from the album for the Junto to remix. The first step is to download the three samples from the Dropbox folder at this link:
https://goo.gl/JmDEfB
Step 2: Create a new track using only those three samples.
Step 3: Upload your completed track from Step 2 to the Disquiet Junto group on SoundCloud.
More on this 207th weekly Disquiet Junto project (“Rework source audio from Michel Banabila’s 1983 album, Marilli”) at:
http://disquiet.com/2015/12/17/disquiet0207-remixingmarilli/
The audio was sourced from the 1983 album Marilli by the album’s composer, Michel Banabila. This project marks the release of the 2015 album Marilli Remixed:
https://banabila.bandcamp.com/album/marilli-remixed-free-download
Join the Disquiet Junto at:
http://soundcloud.com/groups/disquiet-junto/
