White Alice V, by Milieu

White Alice V

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da5idh Absolutely lovely, a mesmeric flow from the Milieu Juno oscillators, tracking like a single drop of warm water across a rainy pane.
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	1.	White Alice V.I 01:35:04
	2.	White Alice V.II 02:06:15

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Two parts of a single session, originally broadcast as far back as October 2021, using the Roland Juno 106 in tandem with the R-EW Audioholistics system. This was one of the final sessions to be recorded before I transitioned the modular from the basement studio to my smaller desktop space in my den, in late 2021, and thanks to this fact I remember very little about the session itself, in terms of what scale may have been used or what processing chain was employed. It has been presented here as topically as possible - generative ambient music made with one of the most well-known synthesizers in the world - and for this reason alone, it fits in beautifully into the Vibratelepathos catalog, dovetailing alongside the weather's rainy shift into Autumn.

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released September 30, 2023

W/P by Brian Grainger. Recorded live at White Pillar Workshop, October 18, 2021 using a Roland Juno 106 polysynth, an Arturia Keystep Pro sequencer and the R-EW Audioholistics modular system. Mastered September 2023 by The Analog Botanist. Text by Brian. Design by ABM&D. This is Milieu Music number AVB72, 72nd in the Vibratelepathos series. (C) + (P) Oscillog ASCAP 2023. All nights preserved.

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