Studio LOG: Rotations - Album In the Making 003

US Sound processing, recording the box      20/07/10

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    MP4 8:15 mins

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This episode sees Robbie taking the soundscape further with the addition of some ambient textures courtesy of the Prophet '08 and some heavily processed rhythmic loops. He also puts a new box to good use by creating some custom snare samples from that and a wooden spoon and lashings of granular processing.

 

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About Robbie
Robbie Bronnimann is a UK based producer, remixer and performer who’s trademark euphoric trance sound first appeared  in the 90’s as dba,  who released 3 of their own albums  as well as numerous critically acclaimed singles and remixes under that moniker & the subsequent tektonik^ project with Andy Ross. Since then he’s worked as a producer and writer for The Sugababes, Japanese signing Elixia  and Howard Jones -  with whom he regularly performs with an innovative laptop and Ableton Live setup. More recently, he’s been working on  film scores as composer, collaborating with Andy Hunter on US releases Expelled and No Saints For Sinners.

Right now he’s working on an album for a major label, who have given him the enviable task of “making the record he wants to”. This will allow him to explore some more unusual musical avenues and production techniques, including live vocal processing and more real-time performance.

 


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