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This piece was written as background music for the DMFA Radio Project, an audio adaptation of Amber's webcomic (see also 
missmab). The piece was written specifically for strips 865-873, where Dan meets Biggs (or does he?). The music may perhaps be a little repetitive as a result of it being stretched to cover a 4:30 scene, but I still think it turned out quite nicely. Even if I suck at doing 1970s funk.
The song icon is of course, Biggs, as extracted from the DMFA webcomic. Hope that's not a problem.
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Sounds used:
Hohner D6 clavinet (Korg Triton)
Rhodes Suitcase (Korg Triton)
Electric bass (Roland JV1010)
Wurlitzer 200 (Korg again)
Organ (Hammond XM-1 w/H&K Rotosphere)
Drums (Korg Triton)
Synth lead (Waldorf Pulse)
...proving once again that the Triton was well worth the horrifying cost of purchasing it.
Recording was done on my trusty TSR-8 and mixed to a Studer A807.
missmab). The piece was written specifically for strips 865-873, where Dan meets Biggs (or does he?). The music may perhaps be a little repetitive as a result of it being stretched to cover a 4:30 scene, but I still think it turned out quite nicely. Even if I suck at doing 1970s funk.The song icon is of course, Biggs, as extracted from the DMFA webcomic. Hope that's not a problem.
Technical details/Equipment Porn
Sounds used:
Hohner D6 clavinet (Korg Triton)
Rhodes Suitcase (Korg Triton)
Electric bass (Roland JV1010)
Wurlitzer 200 (Korg again)
Organ (Hammond XM-1 w/H&K Rotosphere)
Drums (Korg Triton)
Synth lead (Waldorf Pulse)
...proving once again that the Triton was well worth the horrifying cost of purchasing it.
Recording was done on my trusty TSR-8 and mixed to a Studer A807.
Category Music / 70s
Species Ferret
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 5.04 MB
Listed in Folders
If you feel that it doesn't fit in any way, do remember that Biggs and the whole of Twink Territories is frankly nuts to begin with - it's not as if there really is any one style apt for an empire of techno - freaks in a world so full of magic that vampires went extinct from competition.
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