BEWARE OF VAGABOND MACHINE-GODS

I haven't posted in a month or so due to new job and loss of internet connection.  Things settled down a bit recently and I got to working on Vocaloid some more.

Tonio was forcibly detained by Japanese militarists.  He should find his way out at some point in the future.  In the meantime, here are some sub-par Vocaloid performers:

http://www.archive.org/details/Vocollage

Each track uses a single Vocaloid voice bank and either a single one-syllable word or a phoneme.  Three of the tracks are music.  Would not suggest listening with headphones for most of these.

Paper Mache Hubcaps and You

Made using test card music from test card music compilations featured on Cosmobells.  Most tracks are distorted beyond being recognizable, though the original pieces' names are kept.  Each track is around a minute long.

http://www.archive.org/details/PaperMacheHubcapsAndYou

Tonio Unplugged

Tonio, a singing intelligence from the year of our Lord 2052, visited my illustrious government housing complex for some good old southern hospitality.  Though in need of repair, he managed to produce some tunes derived from his decaying databanks.  Here are the results:

http://www.archive.org/details/TonioUnplugged

Tonify your songs!

Tonio is taking requests from his "Old World" listeners.  Ask him to sing a song and he might put it on his next release, "Tonio by Request," after loading it into his (now rather vacant) lyrical memory.

Please make requests in the comments section of this post or email me at idemosaka@gmail.com.

10 Point Programme on the Noise Idea for a Better Socialist System

http://www.archive.org/details/10PointProgrammeOnTheNoiseIdeaForABetterSocialistSystem

Completely sampled from DPRK sounds & music.

Kit Kat Tik Tak

This was made mostly by sampling The Rockin' Beats' "Kit Kat Sin" album, folk/hardcore/no wave brilliance which can be found here.

Kit Kat Tik Tak

Transient Hearts EP

This is my first "official" EP, with four tracks.  Samples used range from the Mormon Tabernacle Choir to the gentlemanly Frank Scott.


http://www.archive.org/details/TransientHeartsEp

Hello

I have just gotten into the noise groove and will use this blog to post my experiments as well as the works of others.  Here are two pieces I have created, one sampling the Clebanoff Strings’ “Oye Negra,” the other sampling multiple tracks by sixties commercial big band extraordinaire Reg Tilsley.  Both can be streamed from or downloaded at the Internet Archive.

http://www.archive.org/details/Clebanoise

http://www.archive.org/details/tilsleycore