
tim p scott
Canciones de mi hermano electrónico
© 2006 Tim P Scott (634479480812)
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*** Functional Music Vol. 6 ***
Erik Satie proposed the idea of "furniture music": music that is sort of always "there" like a desk or a painting that you can interact with or not.
tim scott's music is "functional music": designed to listen to while you do other active things. There's plenty of relaxation and "easy listening" music; these are tunes designed to get you energized and out there doing what you gotta do!
For instance, it's the perfect thing to have on your iPod when you're doing chores or yardwork.
Canciones de mi hermano electrónico ("Songs of my electronic brother") is the sixth full length (67 min) completely instrumental release from tim p scott on the Crow Caw Music Works label. These 13 tracks are mainly industrial in style with a couple "palate-cleansing" downtempo pieces to give you a chance to breathe.
This release continues the musical journey into darker territory suggested by some of the harder-edged tracks on the composer's previous release "MMIV" (also available on CDBaby.)
Some remarks about "The Wanderer in the Waste" (track 10) and how it came to be: There's a magazine from the UK called "Computer Music" which is about -- well, that shouldn't be too hard to figure out. Each issue comes with a DVD or CD with reader demo songs, artist and equipment profiles and samples computer musicians could use in their own productions.
In an old issue I heard this wonderful track that just had the name "GG0100B.MP3." It wasn't a complete composition, but basically a theme that ran about one minute. Thanks to Google and some sleuthing I tracked it to a composer named George Gousis. A little more research and I found his contact information, which I used to write and ask him if I could use his track as the basis for a new piece I put together. He very graciously gave me permission to do that.
Basically "WitW" is two copies of the original track with some additional arranging, loops and a guitar part. But the essence of the track is really his. I really want to thank him for his encouragement and generosity in letting me do this "collaboration."
(His website (as of 1/2007) is at www.gousismusic.com)
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NEWS June 2008
I've decided after careful listening to "Fol de Rol" (track 8) from this CD that there was an error in its mastering. I believe that, in order to increase the stereo spread of the track which was too monaural, someone (probably me) added a small delay to the mid-high frequencies. Sometimes this can work to artificially stereo-ize a near-mono source but unfortunately in this case it had the effect of shifting the stereo stage annoyingly to the right. This is particularly noticeable in the first part of the track.
I've just finished a remix and remastering of this track, and want to make it available to anyone who bought "Canciones..." (or anyone at all really). I'll figure out where to put it and provide a link here to download either a nice MP3 version or possibly another format like WAV.
NEWS May 2008
A new set of compositions is having the finishing touches put on them. It's a rather eclectic set comprising More Of The Same as well as a couple new ambientish pieces. If you enjoyed previous tim scott CDs, please check my website periodically for more news about this project.
Inspired by Radiohead and Trent Reznor, Crow Caw Music Works is probably going to make part or all of the new collection available as a downloadable album. Hopefully some graphics and other material will also be provided but the planning for the release is still in early stages.
November 2008
The pieces referred to above were finished and are gradually being prepared for release on amiestreet.com, last.fm, soundclick.com, acidplanet.com and several other online services.