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Lorenz Variations

by Kymatik

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Was originally released in 1999 on the CDr ‘the caithness two-body problem’ and in 2001 on the paradigm discs CD ‘dar-as-sulh vol.1’. The 4 mono tracksquare was created using the Audio Dimensions Azimuth Sound System, in Plymouth UK during 1998 and the original b-format ambisonic files were made the same year using the Ambi-8 manufactured by Audio+Design. All construction was done using SAW+ editing software and an Antex Studiocard. The original intention had been to release a stereo UHJ version using the Audio+Design UHJ transcoder, but test recordings made at the time proved unsuitable and so a version created from the front 2 mono files of the Plymouth recordings was released.

This disc includes the original b-format WXY files plus a new version of the b-format files created with the Wigware 1st Order Ambisonic Encoder written by Bruce Wiggins, and also a stereo UHJ version. created using the SIR Convolution Reverb written by Christian Knufinke with impulse files written by Angelo Farina. Also included are the 4 original mono files.

3 b-format files corresponding to the standard WXY axes used in ambisonics [ambi-8 hardware version]

4 mono files representing the 4 corners of a square - Front Left/Front Right/Rear Right/Rear Left

3 b-format files corresponding to the standard WXY axes used in ambisonics [Wigware software version]

UHJ stereo recording created using the SIR Convolution Reverb written by Christian Knufinke with impulse files written by Angelo Farina.

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released December 1, 2014

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Kymatik

Kymatik Since 1991. Previously "Central Nervous System" [C.N.S.] with David Mulligan and others. Kymatik Line-ups. 1991-2 McNaughton/Mark Tamea/Dan Reade. 1992-4 McNaughton/Mark Tamea. 1994-present McNaughton + various others except "The Paignton Anomaly" McNaughton/Mark Tamea.
The name originates from the German for "Cymatics".
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