Layered Timeline Events

by Tom Moody

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1.	Three Things They Taught Me 02:01	buy track
2.	Zyn Archer 01:33	buy track
3.	Half-Clocked (8 Bit Version) 01:43	buy track
4.	Organleggers 01:09	buy track
5.	Smashed Mobile Device 02:13	buy track
6.	Scheduled Appointment 3 00:50	buy track
7.	Short Carla Piece 01:38	buy track
8.	March of Discarded Household Servomechanisms 01:34	buy track
9.	The Curious (Remixed) 02:16	buy track
10.	The Hidden Masterpiece 02:13	buy track

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"Layered timeline events" is a prosaic way of saying "songs," in the DAW world of ingrained software conventions (which I happen to like at the moment).

I'm also interested in a place where modular synth and PC music are indistinguishable. Typically I have no idea what was used to make what a few weeks after finishing a tune so I must be succeeding.

The LMMS workstation was used on a number of these tracks, hence the "street" version of its logo [dead link to downloadable artwork] used in the cover graphic. Also employed were Carla, Tracktion's Waveform DAW, and a bunch of Eurorack investments, I mean, modules.

"Organleggers" is a Larry Niven term, especially appropriate in an era when the elite of Silicon Valley enjoys transfusions of youthful blood to stay alive.

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released January 21, 2018

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Tom Moody New York, New York

"The sound world [in Melding Principle] is very finely calibrated; your ear for pairing the very pure and the klangorous has become remarkably deft. That makes it easy for the listener to latch onto the layered melodies. (Howl Din)

"[Y]our musical works exploit the aesthetic paradoxes of telecommunications and computer technologies and the social fantasies attached to them."
(Pierre-Luc Verville) ... more

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