Here's some pics from our camp, Pan!Zen Konspiracy Nettwerk, at the Autonomous Mutant Festival XIII - 2009.
We drew lines in the sand only to have the boundaries erased by waves of water....
We will be going through some 33 hours of recordings, mutations and collaborations to bring you some of the sounds we made while on this 9 day trip to the beautiful mountains of the North Umpqua River.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Morphed Productions Sound for AMF Pan!Zen Fundraiser
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Autonomous Mutant Festival Fundraiser for Pan!Zen Soundsystem, Doomschool, and Reactionary
June 9th, 2009 at Plan B, 1305 SE 8th
21+ , Donation!!
Morphed Productions will have a soundsystem outside at Plan B in the courtyard, come join us in the city and then for the real thing, in the woods, June 29th - July 8th.
We have updated the soundsystem, more watts, processing and speakers. In this case more is definately better.
Synchronicity Frequency will be performing as well, so don't miss out!
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Saturday, June 6, 2009
The Underscore Orkestra Live at The Someday Lounge
My good friend Peter Archer and company, in manifestation as The Underscore Orkestra. Peter is a rather versatile artist, musician and collaborator. It's always a pleasure to do gigs with this bunch.
Most things were actually on DI, which has its pros and cons. On one hand, we don't get open mic squealing and feedback nearly as much, but then again, it's difficult to control the nature of sound of a particular instrument as the engineer is at the mercy of the pickup or contact mic placed inside the instrument. Nonetheless, I think we put together a pretty good live mix of these guys. Click the title and give the gypsies some hit counts on there site.
Most things were actually on DI, which has its pros and cons. On one hand, we don't get open mic squealing and feedback nearly as much, but then again, it's difficult to control the nature of sound of a particular instrument as the engineer is at the mercy of the pickup or contact mic placed inside the instrument. Nonetheless, I think we put together a pretty good live mix of these guys. Click the title and give the gypsies some hit counts on there site.
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