etheory
Well-known member
Hi there everyone!
After two years of work by myself (https://www.facebook.com/etheorymusic aka evolutionary theory aka etheory), https://www.facebook.com/leesafarmusic and 2 other producers, https://www.facebook.com/stevenstthomas and https://www.facebook.com/shanecrossmusic, the Lee Safar album "Laundry After Midnight" is out today: 12/12/2012.
All of the tracks that I produced (and there are 10 of them, the other 2 created by the other producers) were created entirely in Ableton Live.
I wrote, created the patches/samples, produced, mixed and mastered all within Live.
An Oberheim SEM Pro, Moog MF-101/MF-102, Juno 106 and MS-20 all also made an appearance.
The recording equipment I built DIY by hand and set up for Lee to record at home with, which included the ClassicAPI VP26, and Sound Skulptor MP73, recorded via an SM7b and an ST77 mic (some other bits I designed myself), and basically the whole thing was done as a "DIY album".
We hope you enjoy!
You can pick up the album here as .mp3 or FLAC lossless for only $12:
http://leesafar.bandcamp.com/album/laundry-after-midnight
It will also be out soon on iTunes, Beatport and various other online distributors.
If anyone has any questions at all about the production of the album, please feel free to ask me, I'd love to talk details/production techniques to anyone who wants to know.
And be pre-warned, whilst there is no Dubstep here at all (because I absolutely HATE it), it IS an entirely Electronica album, so if you don't like Electronica, don't listen to it 8)
After two years of work by myself (https://www.facebook.com/etheorymusic aka evolutionary theory aka etheory), https://www.facebook.com/leesafarmusic and 2 other producers, https://www.facebook.com/stevenstthomas and https://www.facebook.com/shanecrossmusic, the Lee Safar album "Laundry After Midnight" is out today: 12/12/2012.
All of the tracks that I produced (and there are 10 of them, the other 2 created by the other producers) were created entirely in Ableton Live.
I wrote, created the patches/samples, produced, mixed and mastered all within Live.
An Oberheim SEM Pro, Moog MF-101/MF-102, Juno 106 and MS-20 all also made an appearance.
The recording equipment I built DIY by hand and set up for Lee to record at home with, which included the ClassicAPI VP26, and Sound Skulptor MP73, recorded via an SM7b and an ST77 mic (some other bits I designed myself), and basically the whole thing was done as a "DIY album".
We hope you enjoy!
You can pick up the album here as .mp3 or FLAC lossless for only $12:
http://leesafar.bandcamp.com/album/laundry-after-midnight
It will also be out soon on iTunes, Beatport and various other online distributors.
If anyone has any questions at all about the production of the album, please feel free to ask me, I'd love to talk details/production techniques to anyone who wants to know.
And be pre-warned, whilst there is no Dubstep here at all (because I absolutely HATE it), it IS an entirely Electronica album, so if you don't like Electronica, don't listen to it 8)
