Tape Operator by The Soviet Space Dog Project

Three tracks with three very different "setups". All recorded live in my small studio - and anyone who has seen it knows that I mean *small*.

The first track, "Connectivity" started life as me getting to know a new sample manipulation module, but it soon grew into some sequencing and fun soloing. This track just happened, that's the best way to describe it. I intended it to be some learning about the new module, and it went somewhere else entirely.

The second track, "Cello Practice" was exactly that. I have a new neighbour and he's learning to play the cello, so I thought that I'd join in. He seems to like Db, so I went with him.

The third track, "Moonpie Landing 2024", was a little bit more premeditated in that the sequence was ready before the rest of the track. I had it ready to fly in at the appropriate moment, and then I just went a bit crazy with the sound. The whole thing was on the edge, but it was fun. See if you can count how many notes there are in the sequence. Oh yes, and there's that soloing again.

Three different tracks, with three different stories, but all were fun to make. I hope that you enjoy them. Oh yes, try googling "Moonpie Landing 2024", and be sure to sign up.

The Soviet Space Dog Project is being manned by Andy Bloyce, a Londoner who has been listening to Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream for over 40 years.
It's nearly time for a sit-down.

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