Posted on 19/05/2010
Manley gear is built like a tank, but feel like a Rolls-Royce to operate. The Manley Slam preamp circuitry is an absolute winner, with silky top and tight bottom end. And the Compressor/Limiter section gives you that undefinable glue, that melts your stereo mixes together. The Slam is being used as a preamp for recording demanding […]
Posted on 20/05/2009
One day around noon the phone rang. A voice from the national Danish Broadcasting service – Danmarks Radio – asked if I had some available time in the studio that same afternoon. Not for music recording, but to have some special guests interviewed, who would like to do the interview in front of a modular synthesizer. At […]
Posted on 08/11/2006
2006: A sudden urge to nurse a poor little orphan baby keyboard, while its sinister synth grannies observe from behind. A quasi-rockstar pose, holding a Korg Microcontrol in a setting with the Oberheim Xpander analog polysynth, and the custom Moog Sonix VI rising in the background. The Sonic Six was signed by Robert Moog personally […]
Posted on 24/05/2006
Posted on 28/04/2006
I have had a few incidents that made me wonder “Where it did that come from”? One such incident was the production of an international Nokia commercial (“Connecting People” – remember?), that was linked to the launch of a new Steven Spielberg movie – “Minority report” – featuring Tom Cruise. Via a Danish agency – DanesAdWork […]
Posted on 15/02/2006
Budget TVC, creatively executed by Ole Kaarsberg. I created the music track, sound design and the VO. [gdlr_video url=”https://youtu.be/xRxUyVK7TUk” ]
Posted on 23/03/2004
The original version of this track was made in 2003 and can be heard below. An uplifting track with a light rhythmic backbone and a catchy thematic hook. In March 2016, the track was prepared for live performance and may be performed in the Fluxic Studio Concerts. The video version is the live version from […]
Posted on 24/03/2003
[gdlr_divider type=”solid” size=”100%” ] A dynamic and action packed track with eerie choir and fast paced beats. [gdlr_divider type=”solid” size=”100%” ] [gdlr_styled_box content_color=”#ffffff” background_color=”#703232″]“That distant tone again. Indicating that nothing will be the same tomorrow. Some will be taken out, but others will slip through, and follow orders. Relentlessly approaching, like the angels of death marching […]
Posted on 01/10/1999
The shift and the noise By 1999 it became obvious to me that there was a seismic shift coming up in the music and media businesses. The internet had changed a lot, and the role of the traditional large recording studio had come towards the end. Plus the noise from drum recordings at Hookfarm studios […]
Posted on 10/05/1999
“Second” is a predecessor to the current Fluxic line of experimental algorithmic tracks. Sequenced & recorded in 1997, the track is a quasi-live (sequenced) recording with no overdubs, directly to CD. An arbitrary selection of sounds, featuring arrangement randomizing & event probability. The track maintains a calm, steady atmosphere, with no – or very little – repetition […]