Rainer Straschill
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Time is Over (Clearly Charly Remix)
Sugar D. – Time is Over (Clearly Charly Remix) by Clearly Charly SugarD’s Time is Over – remixed by Rolando Tejeda aka Clearly Charly. straschill did a keyboard part, and a master. How to get it Available on bandcamp. Credits & Acknowledgements Original Track: Sugar D. – Time is Over Remix by Clearly Charly Additional …
Working on an Album (Atlas)
I’ve been working on this for some time now. Long enough that it’s almost done. Title: Atlas. Content: ambient techno. sort of.
I made a few scales
While working on an album (working title: Atlas) I came up with a few scales. There’s a total of three, two heptatonic ones and one octatonic one. General Properties We’re thinking in 12TET (i.e. twelve equally-spaced semitones per octave mindset), and what is known as a Z12 circular group: doubling the frequency (moving up one …
MAX. On Vinyl.
April 15th of 2026 is the official release date for the vinyl version of #maxialbum.
Formally closing what, in many ways, was my biggest album project to date.
It’s beautiful!
Wellness mit Musik
My collaborator Rolando and me went on a wellness vacation. Which was actually us making musik in a wellness resort.
How I built that Pedalboard
The other day, I told you how I built a pedalboard. But why did I choose those specific effects? And how are they connected to the amp?
Let’s find out.
Hey, I built a pedalboard!
But why would I do that? And if I did, how? Accompany me on my journey of securely assembling little effects pedals on a board.
New Album greenlit – it’s Technical Death Metal!
The other day (January 21st to be precise), a new album project was decided. It’s going to be technical death metal. For something different. How this came about With MAX pretty much completed (safe for the vinyl release), there’s time and energy available. What to put this into? There was an idea earlier called Emmy …
That was 2025
Not a lot has happened this year. Except for the big thing. Which is also nice. This was my 2025!
MAX: Menschen
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Et quae in prospectu sunt invenimus cum labore.