I am very happy to announce a new release called "Elementals" on the Stasisfield netlabel. John Kannenberg has done the beautiful job of design, packaging and presentation that Statisfield followers have come to expect, and I am grateful to part of his roster. Of the four pieces included, three were created with Csound (and two were made using blue).

In John's words:

A Door Into Spring is a rhapsody in distressed metal. I took a recording of a dishwasher door spring, used syncgrain opcode to stretch it from 6.9 seconds to over nine minutes, and made five layers, each at a different pitch. More at http://mysterybear.net/article/35/a-door-into-spring

Hi all,

I recently published a new piece:
http://mysterybear.net/article/34/herald-of-water-herald-of-air

This is a 16 minute piece, but there are two different versions: "Herald of Water" and "Herald of Air". They start slow but build, so be careful with volume based on the level at the beginning. As usual, you can download high quality 320kpbs MP3 files as well as the blue project (and the Csound code generated from blue). Hope you enjoy it/them.

Made with Csound and blue.

- Dave

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This is the same as my limited-run CD-R release, now a NetNewMusic netlabel release:

http://www.archive.org/details/nnm007

Electronic drone music in just intonation, made between 2005 and 2008 using Csound. Within the realm of ambient music, but intended for listening with focussed attention. For more information, see http://mysterybear.net.

New piece -- all the details, including MP3 and OGG version as well as Csound CSD code, are here.

My latest piece, written using Csound, Blue, and Scala. MP3, OGG, source files, and detailed notes are here: http://mysterybear.net/article/27/second-sleep