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Deep Electronics Special # 03 - Emerging Patterns

Welcome to the 3th chapter of the Deep Electronics Special.

The Deep Electronics Specials gives a inside look at artists. Showing them where they started or maybe taking a turn into another genre. NOT always the music you hear on Deep Electronics! But also create an enviroment where they can loose themselves into a new depth in sound!

This time Emerging Patterns shows his skills in Improvisation. Using just his hardware and samples on an mobile phone! Creating a deep turn into experimental electronics and sound. The most sounds in his set is created on the spot!

About Emerging Patterns:

Initially more a nerd than a DJ, tweaking pieces of hardware and building synths, Emerging Patterns quickly became a founding member of the « Why Are We Here » label. Before that, he ran under the moniker « Just Friday » the «3 decks 4…» podcast serie. This almost two years long techno cartography enterprise was appreciated by many in the underground electronic scene.

Now, as a self-confessed hardware addict, he plays regularly full-hardware live performance and long hybrid djsets/jam sessions.

He released 2015 his first tracks on the WAWH001 vinyl and on his own bandcamp, and remixed Fabbro for Vizion Division records.

Links :
FB : facebook.com/emergingpatterns
RA : residentadvisor.net/dj/emergingpatterns
SC : soundcloud.com/emergingpatterns

About that jam :
Preliminary Jam before a gig at 1o1 (FR) (it shows you the kind of things that were played two days later, two hours long, on a proper soundsytem and with a "not-so-much-people-but-what-a-vibe" crowd!!!)

About the setup :

• a mainly analog hardware section (drumboxes,groovebox, synths, sequencers and stompboxes)
• a live sampling section : kaossilator pro on the flight sampling from cellphone mp3 player (for voices) and from an hacked cheap tablet working as a chaotic sound generator

About the way of making the things done :

• a few prewritten patterns (some of the chords and the melodies)
• patterns made to be broken (the drum patterns start with a prewritten section and are heavily tweaked)
• and some liberty (the rest of the thing is done live).