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ShtiFt
About this artist
ShtiFt comes from the Russian Federation.
Releases
Play noise
by ShtiFt
VRB029 released 12 August 2008
All tracks are written counting on complex rhythms and breaks. Thus there is a melody more often. Read more...
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VRB029 released: Play Noise by ShtiFt
All tracks are written counting on complex rhythms and breaks. Thus there is a melody more often. Psychedelically it is quiet and envelops a body softly, but frequently with a cold shade. In some compositions the metaphysical synthesizer of analog modelling is used. In this case the melody is not traced more often, and the accent is done on experiments with a resonance, cutoff or pitch.
The basic purpose of ShtiFt is to achieve an harmonious mixture of outside-mechanical sounds with intricate rhythms. Bats accept the most different forms and rates. Can sharply be accelerated or smoothly braked, change a tonality irrespective of steps and all rest, but as a result it sounds harmonious and does not cut hearing. ShtiFt does not exist at all borders, but here you will not hear aggressive-violent tracks. Its music strictly adheres quiet, chill out to borders.
Someone names it old school IDM. It is not so. Sound experiments, in its products, are spent at a highly technological level and even such synthesizers as Moog modular are used only for addition of heat in tracks. Rhythms are programmed on granular drum-machines and written in real time. In general, all tracks are written in a mode of real time. Only the melody jams in a sequencer and after it is processing by various effects is kept in a separate file until mastering. Drum-machines enter the beats in pairs. 2+2+2 and so on. As proven by ShtiFt, registering on one drum-machine, it is very easy to lose the necessary intonation, a shade and then at mastering it will get out outside in the form of disharmony or the conflict of a frequency range.