overand.dissociative.net - pretty screwed up

This was the temporary site while I designed the new one. It still has some content not available on the main site. Go crazy.

I strongly suggest doing the 'right-click to save' thing with these songs, as Apple Quicktime has taken over the MP3-browser-default-action of many user's browsers like a virus

News

Dec 26, 2009: Overand is alive again - with the proper site at www.overand.com up and running. A bit of music here and there, though it's been a slow 18 months. With luck, some new Harry Xenu is on the horizon as well. Update your bookmarks, and brace your eardrums. Sep 30, 2006: I've moved. Harry Xenu has slowed down as a result, but there'll be some of that in the very near future. I've also set up some of my equipment at my 'new' studio, and recorded a bit of improv stuff. Check it out. Feb 25, 2006: I just uploaded a second excerpt from Monster Jam 2. Different feel than the first, and still easier to handle than the full 60 minute piece. Feb 15, 2006: I've replaced the full-length version of "Monster Jam 2" with a version I just remastered. So, it's a little nicer on the speakers, and the volume is a bit more consistent. It's probably worth a download. Mainly, it's just LOUDER. No changes to the content, no clicks removed.

Music

Overand - End Cut (pre1) 6 megs 6:02 Recorded Aug, 20, 2007 Uploaded Aug 20, 2007	Noise Drone. Finally, a new solo track!
Overand - Lullaby for Rich (v1) 21 megs 18:55 Recorded Dec 20, 2006 Uploaded Dec 20, 2006	Recorded while my friend fell asleep after an unexpected jam session. Very ambient, slow, spacey and minimal through most of the track
Overand - Stream of Consciousness 1 (prerelease) 48 megs 39:20 Recorded Sep 30, 2006 Uploaded Sep 30, 2006	Second track recorded at the 'new' studio. More or less entirely impromptu, recording was 'live' for a small internet audience. Varying from drone/mininmal to noise.
Overand - Tribute to the Unnamed (prerelease) 10 megs 8:29 Recorded Sep 30,2006 Uploaded Sep 30, 2006	First track recorded at the 'new' studio. More or less entirely impromptu.
Overand - Organic 4 (prerelease) Uploaded Sep 1, 2006	More info to come
Overand - Preacher Man 4 (prerelease) Uploaded June 25, 2006	More info to come
Overand - Singing Preacher (demo) Uploaded June 25, 2006	More info to come
Overand - Persistent Banter Reduction v2 1.6 megs 1:33 Recorded April 27, 2006 Uploaded May 04, 2006	This is a hybrid of live recording, standard multitrack recording, and experimental digital production. It's in the vein of my 'noise music' side project.
Overand - Hybrid 1-3 5.2 megs 4:31 Recorded April 16, 2006 Uploaded May 04, 2006	This is a hybrid of live recording, tracker-based production, and standard multitrack recording. It's in the vein of my 'noise music' side project.
Overand - Monster Jam 2 (remastered) 110 megs 60:00 [Full Version] Recorded Dec 18, 2005 @ 2 AM Remastered Tuesday, Feb 14 2006 Uploaded Wednesday, Feb 15, 2006 Excerpts from the above: Excerpt 1: "Drone Vibrations" 12 megs 7:36 [Taken from 17:05 in the original] Excerpt 2: "Recursive Delivery" 8 megs 5:33 [Taken from 37:20 in the original]	This is a live recording of another session at my analog modular synth. It's somewhat more drone-oriented than the first recording. I will add more details about it later, but it's pretty long, and less cohesive as a piece than the first one. Also, you want to look at the other file's warnings, as they apply here, and are still not a joke, though this is more likely to blow a woofer due to the bass than to pop tweeters or make animals freak out.
Overand - Trippiest Modular Experiment 1 28 megs 22:17 [Full Version] Recorded Oct 11, 2004 @ 9 PM Uploaded Monday, Oct 18 2004	This is a live recording of a session at my analog modular synth. It's just me, and most of the sound is just from the modular. There's a little bit of rebirth tied in at some points, and one of the clocks is driven from my TR-707 (explaining the sync). WARNING: this file has some hard clipping in it, and it covers a pretty wide frequency range. It might pop a tweeter or blow a woofer if you blast it, but probably not. No 'mastering' has been done on it to make it friendly. Also, it *has* been known to make dogs (and other animals) freak out, no joke. Also, set your volume low, as 29 seconds in, the volume suddenly increases substantially.

Equipment

MOTM Modular Synthesizer	Module List: 1x MOTM-101 Noise + Sample & Hold 1x MOTM-120 Sub Octave Mutliplexer 1x MOTM-190 Micro-VCA 1x MOTM-300 Oscillator 1x MOTM-310 Micro-Oscillator 1x MOTM-320 VC LFO 1x MOTM-380 Quad LFO 1x MOTM-410 Triple Resonant VCF 1x MOTM-420 "MS-20" VCF 1x MOTM-485 "GX-1" VCF 1x MOTM-490 "Moog Modular" VCF 1x MOTM-510 "Wavewarper" 2x MOTM-800 ADSR 1x MOTM-830 Mixer 1x MOTM-900 Power Supply 2x MOTM-910 Cascade Multiple 1x MOTM-950 Power Supply
Moog Etherwave Theremin	"Touchless" Analog Synth Modified for CV-out
Kawai K5000s	61 Note Digital Additive Synth 32 Voices, 32 additive, 32 PCM Onboard FX, etc
Roland JV-880	Digital PCM Synthesizer w/FX "Vocal Collection" Addon card
Roland Juno-106	Digitally Controlled Analog Synth 61 keys, 6 note polyphony 1 VCO & 1 VCF per voice, MIDI
Roland SH-101	Analog Monosynth
Roland MKS-7	Rackmount Multitimbral Juno-106
Korg ER-1	Drum Sequencer/Synth
Yamaha TG-77	Rackmount Multitimbral PCM/FM
Yamaha TX16W	12 bit 50khz sampler Floppy-disc based, running Typhoon 2000 'Unofficial' OS
Casio CZ-1	61 Note Digital "Phase Distortion" synth
Casio SK-1
Casio SK-5	Tiny Low-fi Sampling Keyboard
Crumar Orchestrator	61 Note Analog "string machine"
Alesis Nano-Piano	32 Voice Piano Synth
Mackie ONYX 1640 Mixer	16 Channel Analog Mixer Firewire 16 channel audio interface, 24/96
Mackie HR-824 Studio Monitors
Electro-Harmonix Small Clone	Analog Chorus Pedal
Boss OSD-1	Distortion Pedal
Ibanez HD-1500 Digital Delay	Old-school lo-fi Digital Delay (rackmount)
Alesis Nanoverb	Multi-FX
Alesis Nanocompressor	Simple Stereo Compressor
Digitech S-100	Multi-FX
Lexicon MPX-100	Multi-FX
ESP LTD-series Electric Guitar	Forget the model # 2 EMG pickups, partial tap Neck-through

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