Recording ants Noisebud, 2012, September 27 Sol’s ventures in a world full of sound keep taking us to strange places with strange missions at hand. Last weekend we went out to the woods with a mission to record ants doing their thing in castle de Anthill. We tried several different microphones, most of them turned out too noisy for recording those small little legs running around making micro sounds far below audible db’s. So far (because Sol is not done before she is done) our own DIY Anthill microphone gained the best result. It’s two contact mics glued onto a pencil, perfect to stick into the anthill with minimal damage to the ants precious home (sorry ants, hope your new status as sound stars is enough compensation). [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/61380645″ iframe=”true” /] Blog
Still in the studio 2009, December 26 Sol’s ass hurts after a couple of ours in a bad chair in the studio upstairs and the Vocals that we recorded earlier in Visby wouldn’t fit in the mix. Well, tomorrow is another day and everything’ll fit right in. We hope. Read More
Evolving computer instrumentalists 2011, April 5 We live in a time were the computer slowly is becoming accepted as an instrument, we’re not there yet but new inventions and techniques pops up every day. We just found out that Renoise now has implemented something they call duplex which give Renoise the possibility to communicate two ways with different Midi or OSC controller… Read More
Homepage Makeover 2015, April 12015, April 15 Our new homepage is just up and running and as you might have noticed already all things look different and links don’t really work properly yet. We’re working on this as we speak so please, bare with us a while longer. It will be worth it, promise! We will ONLY… Read More