Fun With Sounds & Patterns
Fun With Sounds & Patterns
Austin, TX
- MAKING MUSIC FOR FILM is tomorrow! Join Paul Miller (Rebirth of a Nation), Carter Burwell (Fargo), and Graham Reyno… t.co/ZOS5KPqb00
- Read this conversation from @wexarts ft. Graham Reynolds & Felipe Perez Santiago discussing @GoldenHornetATX MXTX.… t.co/1Q6LenC8eo
- March 28 I’m doing film scoring master class w/ SF Silent Film Fest @sfsilentfilm w/ @grahamreynolds @carterburwell… t.co/FBj8jYYXxc
- Tune in tonight at 7pm CST for a preview into the Blanton Museum's upcoming project, 'New Grounds Initiative'. Than… t.co/tP7ClGkTnn
Fun with Sounds & PatternsiTunes Artist's PageiTunes Album Page | |||
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Song Title | Time | Price | |
1. | Damage | 05:48 | $0.99 |
2. | Alluvial Plains | 06:02 | $0.99 |
3. | Hello, Nancarrow | 04:30 | $0.99 |
4. | Heroles | 05:11 | $0.99 |
5. | A Pale Red Dot | 07:55 | $0.99 |
6. | Brat Pack | 05:12 | $0.99 |
7. | Quiet | 05:27 | $0.99 |
When a composer uses sounds that are generated from inside the computer, as opposed to recording live sounds or instruments, this is called working “inside the box”. While doing his film scoring work, Reynolds has amassed an arsenal of fun computer software sound generating toys that he had rarely used to create his more personal compositions. For “Fun with Sounds and Patterns” Graham let loose with these virtual instruments, samples, and effects.
In addition to the “inside the box” sounds, Reynolds mangled and manipulated recordings he had made during sound hunts in Austin and Mexico City, as well as sound design elements from theater work. Without abandoning melodies or overt structures entirely, Reynolds has created a boisterous, compelling, and joyful noise-based sonic world.
Produced and Composed by Graham Reynolds
Co-Produced by Buzz Moran and Jon Fielder
Recorded in Coyoacán, Mexico City, Mexico
Mixed and Mastered at Red House Studio, Austin, TX
Additional thanks to the sound designers, recordists and programmers at Spectrasonics,
Audio Damage, ValhallaDSP, Native Instruments, Boom Library, Heavyocity,
Alex Hilton A1 Audio, TDR Nova, and Reaper
Cover Design by Buzz Moran