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re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-08-24 by spaceanimals

Shawn wrote: "if i can pull
that off, I think I'm going to spray paint it "yellow stinger" 
camouflage"

Excellent idea. Iused those 3d paints but it all peeled off and looks 
awful. The glow in the dark alien stickers are tasteful though.

Rainbow Jimmy

Re: [AN1x] re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-08-24 by shawn holt

My CS1X is covered in aluminum tape, and I replaced the knobs with guitar knobs, there wee silver sculls! 
Here take a peek!
 
http://www.geocities.com/dust_head_inc/hardware.html
 
Shawn

spaceanimals <rainbowjimmy@...> wrote: 
Shawn wrote: "if i can pull
that off, I think I'm going to spray paint it "yellow stinger" 
camouflage"

Excellent idea. Iused those 3d paints but it all peeled off and looks 
awful. The glow in the dark alien stickers are tasteful though.

Rainbow Jimmy



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Re: [AN1x] re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-09-04 by Martyr Complex

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, shawn holt <synth_hore@y...> wrote:
> My CS1X is covered in aluminum tape, and I replaced the knobs with 
guitar knobs, there wee silver sculls! 
> Here take a peek!
>  
> http://www.geocities.com/dust_head_inc/hardware.html


  I thought I recognized that name!  Shawn, it's Aaron from Martyr 
Complex (and etherclinic and Allison Death Toll).  Lived in Cleveland 
for a few years, been out in Seattle for the past year.  You might 
remember me from NEODIG and some of the other synth-related groups in 
Clevo.

  Love the setup you have going on.  I've streamlined mine, got rid 
of a bunch of rack gear I wasn't using, retired two synths, and gave 
my vocalist some of the stuff I wasn't using anymore so he can work 
on new material when we're not together.  But AnniX (my AN1x) is 
still my number one synth.  I expect it to be for a long time.

  And to hear some of the newer stuff we've been doing with it, check 
out http://www.mp3.de/martyrcomplex

  So how's NEO treating you these days?



Aaron
http://www.deeplycreepy.com/

Re: [AN1x] re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-09-04 by Daniel Araujo

Hi Aaron, just got the mp3's and they sound real cool! Can you tell us a 
word or two about where you used AnniX on them? I find it really cool to 
hear what others are doing with their synths. I specially like "TV 
Fuhrer" and the distorted bassline at the beggining.

Daniel



Martyr Complex wrote:
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>But AnniX (my AN1x) is 
>still my number one synth.  I expect it to be for a long time.
>
>  And to hear some of the newer stuff we've been doing with it, check 
>out http://www.mp3.de/martyrcomplex
>

Re: [AN1x] re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-09-04 by Martyr Complex

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Araujo <danielaraujo@f...> 
wrote:
> Hi Aaron, just got the mp3's and they sound real cool! 

  Thanks for the good word.  I spent the last year totally revamping 
the Martyr Complex sound and so far it's paying off.  We're getting 
clubplay in Berlin, Prague, Amsterdam, and London now, and radio play 
in Berlin and Prague.  Hopefully we can parlay that into European 
distribution.


> Can you tell us a word or two about where you used AnniX on them?

  On 'Consumption', pretty much all the synth sounds are from AnniX.  
This one is really guitar heavy, so we didn't need to use more than 
like 5 tracks from AnniX.  Pretty much all of the sounds we use on 
the synth are ones that I've tweaked out over the past few years.  If 
I recall, the bass was originally modified from the UberTomte sound 
about two years ago, and we ran it through a Behringer Composer Pro 
XL to thicken it up, and a Lexicon MPX100 to give it a bit more 
thump.  String sound was one of the default factory string patches 
recorded direct and then modified out the yin-yang in Sound Forge.  

  'TV Fuhrer' was one that almost never got finished.  Had it 
sequenced out for like 2 years but never found the right sound for 
it.  Spent a few weeks tweaking out some sounds on they synth and 
finally came up with the bassy raver synth at the beginning.  Funny 
thing is, when we uploaded it to the German site, it put a lot of 
distortion in it.  The original wav and mp3 tracks are totally clean, 
but I like it distorted so I never changed it.  The bass is actually 
from my Novation K-station.  The high-pitched synth on the chorus 
bits was an accident - my son was playing with the synth before we 
recorded and he had the Mod wheel turned all the way up.  Heard it 
and loved it, so we kept it.  

> I find it really cool to hear what others are doing with their 
> synths.

  I bought this synth right after it came out, and at one point I was 
literally the only person I knew who owned one.  I'm thrilled that 
such a versatile synth has finally gotten the recognition it has 
always deserved.  I still get in drunken arguments with people that 
the synth kicks major ass, even if it isn't red with wooden 
hardware  ;)



Aaron
http://www.mp3.de/martyrcomplex

Re: [AN1x] re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-09-04 by shawn holt

HEY!  the Martyr Complex, didn't you guys live in cleveland? or still do...

Martyr Complex <martyrcomplex1@...> wrote:--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Araujo <danielaraujo@f...> 
wrote:
> Hi Aaron, just got the mp3's and they sound real cool! 

  Thanks for the good word.  I spent the last year totally revamping 
the Martyr Complex sound and so far it's paying off.  We're getting 
clubplay in Berlin, Prague, Amsterdam, and London now, and radio play 
in Berlin and Prague.  Hopefully we can parlay that into European 
distribution.


> Can you tell us a word or two about where you used AnniX on them?

  On 'Consumption', pretty much all the synth sounds are from AnniX.  
This one is really guitar heavy, so we didn't need to use more than 
like 5 tracks from AnniX.  Pretty much all of the sounds we use on 
the synth are ones that I've tweaked out over the past few years.  If 
I recall, the bass was originally modified from the UberTomte sound 
about two years ago, and we ran it through a Behringer Composer Pro 
XL to thicken it up, and a Lexicon MPX100 to give it a bit more 
thump.  String sound was one of the default factory string patches 
recorded direct and then modified out the yin-yang in Sound Forge.  

  'TV Fuhrer' was one that almost never got finished.  Had it 
sequenced out for like 2 years but never found the right sound for 
it.  Spent a few weeks tweaking out some sounds on they synth and 
finally came up with the bassy raver synth at the beginning.  Funny 
thing is, when we uploaded it to the German site, it put a lot of 
distortion in it.  The original wav and mp3 tracks are totally clean, 
but I like it distorted so I never changed it.  The bass is actually 
from my Novation K-station.  The high-pitched synth on the chorus 
bits was an accident - my son was playing with the synth before we 
recorded and he had the Mod wheel turned all the way up.  Heard it 
and loved it, so we kept it.  

> I find it really cool to hear what others are doing with their 
> synths.

  I bought this synth right after it came out, and at one point I was 
literally the only person I knew who owned one.  I'm thrilled that 
such a versatile synth has finally gotten the recognition it has 
always deserved.  I still get in drunken arguments with people that 
the synth kicks major ass, even if it isn't red with wooden 
hardware  ;)



Aaron
http://www.mp3.de/martyrcomplex





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Re: [AN1x] re: AN1X and rubbing alcohol

2004-09-06 by Martyr Complex

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, shawn holt <synth_hore@y...> wrote:
> HEY!  the Martyr Complex, didn't you guys live in cleveland? or  
> still do...

  Not anymore.  Lived there from July 2000 until August 2003 when we 
moved to Seattle.  We were only in Cleveland long enough for Maeve to 
get her degree in biochemistry/genetics, then we moved to the west 
coast where all the prime genetic research jobs are.  

  Ah, Cleveland.  The only city I've lived in where you can say "Hey, 
we should play a gig this weekend," pick up the phone, and within 15 
minutes you have a gig booked hehe....



Aaron
http://www.mp3.de/martyrcomplex

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