DGK @ Try This 3 (Part 3)
DGK at Try This #3 (Part 3)
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DGK at Try This #3 (Part 2)
DGK @ Try This 3 (Part 2)
DGK’s Last Show at Try This #3 (Part 1)
Try This #3 was the last show ever for our trio DGK (Jon Davis, Tim Glenn, and John Keston). The good news is that Jon Davis and I have decided to form a new trio in the spirit of DGK with another extraordinary drummer, Graham O’Brien. The new trio is tentatively called DKO and we’re having our debut performance on Sunday, May 22 at the Honey Lounge in Minneapolis. Here’s a great sounding bootleg mixed by Isaac Halvorson of the first part of our final show. More to come.
DGK at Try This 3
Arppegiated Polysynth Sans Subs
Here’s the same passage from the last entry without the subharmonics for comparison purposes.
Arppegiated Polysynth Sans Subs
Arpeggiated Polyphonic Subharmonics
Here’s another example of manually applying subharmonic frequencies to a musical phrase. I used the Bitstream 3X arpeggiator to drive the Roland MKS-80 then duplicated the track. On the second track I dropped the frequency by twelve semi-tones and ran it through a low-pass filter effectively eliminating upper harmonics and creating subharmonic frequencies based on the original piece. Although this technique sounds good, it’s not exactly practical, so soon I repeat the experiments with some processors that are designed specifically to do this.
Arpeggiated Poly Subs