Eye Spy: Declassified
Drew Neumann |
Eye Spy: Declassified, Freedom Of Information Act is the long awaited re-release of the classic 1997 album by Drew Neumann.
All new, full-length high resolution 320k MP3s from the 24 bit masters (audio samples below). Includes images of the original CD artwork.
Bonus: Volume 3 contains unreleased material, and is exclusive to the album.
Special bonus: A full-sized, high resolution, unedited copy of the original and intended cover art by Peter Chung.
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Spacey Ambience
Drew Neumann |
This is futuristic ambient soundscape music suitable for Science Fiction/Fantasy tabletop role-playing games. It is designed not to get in the way of dialogue at the table, but it probably should be played at a low level just to provide atmosphere.
Think of it as the kind of sound you'd hear while waiting in line for famous space rides at theme parks, and you have the idea.
It is a constantly shifting bed of textures and moods that lasts more than a half hour so you can turn it on and leave it running and focus on the important stuff, like running the game!
This was done in Digital Performer using Serge, Modcan, MOTM, and other modular synthesizers, a DSI Rev2 polyphonic synthesizer, Iris, and Metasynth. Acoustic field recordings are also blended in so it isn't completely lost in space. |
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Industrium Post Mortem
Drew Neumann |
Industrium Post Mortem: China - The Deconstructed Sounds Of Karen Han was a compilation CD of several artists released by Tone Casualties in 1996. It was an experiment of sorts; give each artist a selection of Karen's wonderful singing and Er-Hu playing, and let them mangle it with whatever toys they had in their studios.
These three cues were Drew Neumann's contribution to that album, using Vocoders, synthesizers, and various digital signal processing programs to create new music inspired by traditional Chinese melodies and language. |
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