EH_Factor-Pure_Synth_For_Synthetic_People-2004-AMOK

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MP3/FLAC
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AMOK
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54,72 MB
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8
Date
2005-03-17

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      EH Factor - Pure Synth For Synthetic People (c) 2004 Silver Plastic
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    Supplier: Team AMOK          Encoder...: LAME 3.90.3 VBR
    Ripper..: Team AMOK          Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1Hz / Joint-Stereo
    Source..: CDDA               Label.....: Silver Plastic
    Scans...: None               Catalogue#: SPR-107
    Tracks..: 08                 Type......: Album
    Rel.Date: 03/17/2005         Genre.....: Electronic
    URL.....: http://www.ehfactor.com/
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   eH Factor, aka Ed Hecht, first heard the siren call of the
   synthesizer in 1977. The catalyst: the synth riff in Styx's "Fooling
   Yourself", which induced overplay of the 45 record (What's that?),
   ad nauseum. Equally captivating were the vocoded vocals in ELO's
   "Mister Blue Sky". Seeing Gary Numan perform "Cars" on ôSaturday
   Night Liveö two years later hooked him for life.

   Five years later, a friendÆs small Casio (bought in a now extinct
   catalog showroom) was insufficient to sate his thirst for the
   strange and wonderful, swirly instrument. Banging out two to three
   chord songs about Lebanon, nuclear holocaust, and the Guardian
   Angels, he longed for the day he would have a tool at his disposal
   that matched the cool textures of Talk Talk, Men Without Hats,
   Eurythmics and Sparks.

   Ironically, he wouldn't own a real synthesizer for another 20 years.
   In the meantime, he continued to fill his electronic musical void
   with the likes of Soft Cell, Bill Nelson, Depeche Mode, Yaz,
   Ultravox, Visage, OMD, and many others. USA NetworkÆs ôRadio 1990ö
   and MTVÆs ô120 Minutesö (honorable mention to IRS' "The Cutting
   Edge") provided a steady musical diet for years.

   In 1997, he purchased his first real synth: an Alesis QS6.1 (along
   with a Fostex 8-track recorder). Having only one synth and no drum
   machines or sequencers, it was just in time that he discovered Sonic
   Foundry's (now Sony's) ACID looping program. It was perhaps his
   smartest impulse buy ever. He was instantaneously addicted. The
   addition of a DAW in the form of Cakewalk's Pro Audio 8 meant saying
   goodbye to external recorders and graduating to hard disk recording.
   He didn't leave the house for weeks.

   In 2002, finally overcoming his midiphobia, he bought Propellerheads
   legendary Reason synth software. (Remember kids: MIDI is our
   friend!) He now prefers soft synths to hardware synths. He still
   uses ACID on occasion, but prefers the "from scratch" method with
   Reason. His music has appeared in various industrial productions, as
   well as on Payback, a video game for Amiga, Mac, and GameBoy
   Advance. He continues to collaborate with David Anderson in Burn
   Like Nero (a bi-coastal, electroclash studio project) and drinks too
   much caffeine.

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   01 We Are Chameleons                                            03:56
   02 Summer Of Discontent                                         05:12
   03 Club 33 (Get Out The Funk)                                   04:07
   04 This Desperation                                             03:50
   05 Beautiful                                                    04:02
   06 Shut Up And Dance                                            03:09
   07 Michellestar                                                 04:20
   08 Seeing Green (And White)                                     12:16

                                                  Total:54,7 MBB / 40:52 min
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     contribute to the growing sale losses of record companies.
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Files

PathSize
01-we_are_chameleons-amok.mp35,49 MB
02-summer_of_discontent-amok.mp38,35 MB
03-club_33_(get_out_the_funk)-amok.mp35,14 MB
04-this_desperation-amok.mp34,35 MB
05-beautiful-amok.mp35,76 MB
06-shut_up_and_dance-amok.mp34,15 MB
07-michellestar-amok.mp35,65 MB
08-seeing_green_(and_white)-amok.mp315,84 MB