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Video Highlights

Here are a few noteworthy music videos collected. Everything else can be found via the official alternating.bit music YouTube page

They'll Come For You

An interesting exercise demonstrating how a new monosynth I had obtained (Analog Solutions Leipzig-s) has some gritty, fat low-end basslines that reminded me of Nitzer Ebb, an EBM artist from the 80s/90s and so I did this track in tribute, only somewhat seriously.

Bluetooth God

A somewhat angst-driven industrial track that came out of nowhere, but I was quite happy to introduce my newly acquired DSI Mono Evolver synthesizer to the rest of my arsenal. I shot various footage from driver seat of my car, from train tracks to even going through a car wash. This track aims to express some idea about religion and technology, false idols and whatever else one can read into it. The taped up eyes were inspired by a small budget movie called "Ink."

Analog Journey to the Moon

At the dawn of my hardware synthesizer acquisitions, this video captures my enthusiasm for live electronic production. Not a masterpiece by any means, but still fun to see where I was headed in my early stages of gear lust.

People Running

Another video that is humbling to share, and in fact I kept hidden from the public for much time but now I look back at it with some intrigue as it was all improvised and just... well, I think my YouTube description said it best: "improvised - very weird performance. Not sure what's going on here, it was an odd mood. Just a documented moment of being musically stoned."

Night Drive

This little synth jam is a great demonstration of the elegance of warm, analog synth sounds. While it's easy to crank filters up with distortion, etc., sometimes taming the beast can yield much more favorable results. I think this muted, somewhat dissonant patch I did on the Korg MS-20 is one of the best sounds I've created with it.

Combined with some footage of my travel through Baltimore one night.

en-TRANCE

Somehow this trance-like jam I did ended up being posted on a 3rd party site which led to a flood of hits and responses (many negative) but my performance and effort is worth sharing. With over 5,000 hits, I say it was worth it.

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