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ARTIST
ERRORSMITH
TITLE
Errorsmith 2
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
ERRORSMITH
CATALOG #
ERROR 002CD
ERROR 002CD
GENRE
ELECTRONIC
RELEASE DATE
11/11/2002
"Errorsmith is one half of the projects called mmm and Smith N Hack (a collaboration with Soundhack) which have released some highly acclaimed and influential clubmusic 12"'s over the last few years. He also collaborates with New York based DJ and producer I-Sound as Disco Consultant on I-Sound's label Transparent. Concentrated rhythm drives most of the tracks on the Errorsmith 2 release. Oversimplified beats come to life because they were synthesized in realtime. To achieve this dynamic evolution of the sound, Errorsmith developed his own instruments with modular digital synthesis software. The ones he built for Errorsmith 2 integrate the reverb as part of the synthesis model. In fact the reverb dominates the model. Therefore it is an important element of the sound instead of being just an added effect. The dynamic nature of the tracks result from modulating the reverb parameters instead of the dry sounds that feed the reverb. One moment it sounds like a huge hall then abruptly it turns into a very short echo without any spacial depth. There are no analogies of this concept in reality, for it implies that you are in a room in which the walls are constantly moving, dynamically changing the volume of the hall. It is this concept which gives the record it's artificial ambience or what some have referred to as 'plasticity.'"
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