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Video Credits
Director: MONKYMAN
Steadycam Operator: Ciro Kavouras
Producer: Ahmad & Allaa
Song written and performed by SIBA
Behind the Scenes: Francesco
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Filmed by Diehardfranke.
Filmed by Diehardfranke.
This was from the days i've got kaoss pad 3 for the first time to use in a personal bedroom studio enviornment. a friend borrowed it to me.
I still never got to actually own the thing but i love it's abilities and sound it made processing casio and yamaha vintage digital synths. it created massive and filthy sounds. I stacked sequence after sequence of dsp and of course i didn't save and export those projects properly. it all gone to waste. now i simply must purchase it.
there is a special trivial story from that time. at some point after being amazed by it's sound and versatility i've managed to create the sound of sea waves, very quiet in db. it was like a greatest rush of dopamine i have witnessed in creating audio works.
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This prelude on "Wer nur den lieben Gott lΓ€sst walten" (If thou but trust in God to guide thee) by Johann Ludwig Krebs (1713-1780) from the first part of the "Clavier-Γbung" is one of my favourite pieces and when I started playing the organ in my teens, it was one of my "go to" pieces whenever I needed a short prelude and I still love it and play it occasionally.
The recording was made in summer 2021 with a Sony smartphone, no additional editing, at the 1858 Keller organ.
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