Here's a demo I made using instruments from Pianobook (www.pianobook.co.uk) and Decent Sampler (www.decentsamples.com). The only instrument that was NOT done thru Decent Sampler was the bass, which is 4Front Bass (http://www.yohng.com/software/bass.html).
3/7/21
3/6/21
2/28/21
Osoz by Dimaension X. Minimal Drone Doom Metal.
Osoz by Dimaension X. Minimal Drone Doom Metal.
Play it loud. Maximum volume for best results.
Audio MP3 downloads available soon. Stay tuned ...
1/3/21
Obsidian Hound
Obsidian Hound - by Dimaension X
Diving back into the world of atmospheric doom metal ... this is the first of a new series. A new album, maybe, tentatively titled "Osoz."
1/2/21
The 2021 Suite by Dimaension X
A "Zappa-inspired" suite of music, i.e., it's progressive rock music with horns, marimba, extended improvised guitar solos, time changes, and other stuff, too. Just one long song, divided into several parts. I figured it's time to visit my roots and go back to some more "fun" sounding music, instead of trying to drag out more doom and drone music. And of course I started listening to Frank Zappa again, so voila. I also listened to the very first Devo album all the way through, and decided I needed some short snippets of Devo in my new music, too. So the segues between the 5 parts are short spurts of Devo songs. Performed by Dimaension X. Recorded & produced by Dave Lanciani. Music composed by Dave Lanciani/Dimaension X. Extra bits and pieces of music by Mark Mothersbaugh, Bob Mothersbaugh, Gerald Casale. There's also a not-so-hidden snippet of Aldo Nova's song "Fantasy". See if you can find it. Dedicated to Frank Zappa and Eddie Van Halen. BTW, all the images were created by me, using Photoshop.
11/1/20
11012020 - The Final Drone
11012020 The Final Drone by Dimaension X This is (probably) the last of the drone series I've been working on this past year, and could be one of the last pieces of music I complete this year. It was recorded with my SX VTG Furrian Telecaster copy (all stock, single coil pickups) thru my Line 6 POD Go, with a little help from my Digitech FreQout pedal, and An Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run and Transmisser. Time for a bit of a break, and then time to start working on some new music.
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