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EnergyIsMassiveLight: /* Rae */ drums kurzweil k2500r

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Rae: drums kurzweil k2500r

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	* In an interview with nialler9, Sean mentioned that he wrote "Rae" after a hangover.<ref>{{Cite interview\|quote=Sean: Yeah, I mean, Rae was written in a really emotional state as well. I remember exactly what I was doing, where I was and everything when I did that [...] Yeah, it was a hangover (laughs) It wasn’t even real sadness, I wasn’t even going through anything. I was just, I was just feeling really fragile that day.\|page=Exploring the parameter space: A conversation with Autechre, October 2023}}</ref>		* In an interview with nialler9, Sean mentioned that he wrote "Rae" after a hangover.<ref>{{Cite interview\|quote=Sean: Yeah, I mean, Rae was written in a really emotional state as well. I remember exactly what I was doing, where I was and everything when I did that [...] Yeah, it was a hangover (laughs) It wasn’t even real sadness, I wasn’t even going through anything. I was just, I was just feeling really fragile that day.\|page=Exploring the parameter space: A conversation with Autechre, October 2023}}</ref>
			* The drums on "Rae" were done using the Kurzweil K2500R.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20260115005613/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/115893060803397808</ref>

	=== Melve ===		=== Melve ===

EnergyIsMassiveLight: hidden track note

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hidden track note

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	=== Drane2 ===		=== Drane2 ===

	*On CD and Digital releases of ''LP5'', “Drane2” has a length of over 21 minutes, with approximately 12 minutes being complete silence, and the remaining minute and a half being discordant digital noises. The vinyl pressing does not contain the silence and discordant noises, and ended after the main track stopped.		*After creating “[[Peel Session#Drane\|Drane]]” with the exponential delay speed-up, Aphex Twin responded with his own take with “Bucephalus Bouncing Ball”. Autechre responded to that by feeding percussion into that delay with "Drane2", completing the unofficial trilogy. Sean mention that Aphex Twin was planning to make another "bouncing ball revenge track" but it never got released.<ref>{{Cite AAA doc\|1049}}</ref>
	* After creating “[[Peel Session#Drane\|Drane]]” with the exponential delay speed-up, Aphex Twin responded with his own take with “Bucephalus Bouncing Ball”. Autechre responded to that by feeding percussion into that delay with "Drane2", completing the unofficial trilogy. Sean mention that Aphex Twin was planning to make another "bouncing ball revenge track" but it never got released.<ref>{{Cite AAA doc\|1049}}</ref>
	* A US promo CD of this album lists the track as "Drane (Sleight Return)"<ref name=":3" />, however in the ASCAP Repertory, the title is listed as an alternate title for the first "Drane" from [[Peel Session]].<ref>https://www.ascap.com/repertory#/ace/search/workID/884314181</ref>		* A US promo CD of this album lists the track as "Drane (Sleight Return)"<ref name=":3" />, however in the ASCAP Repertory, the title is listed as an alternate title for the first "Drane" from [[Peel Session]].<ref>https://www.ascap.com/repertory#/ace/search/workID/884314181</ref>
			* On CD and digital releases of ''LP5'', “Drane2” has a length of over 21 minutes, with approximately 12 minutes being complete silence, and the remaining minute and a half being discordant digital noises.
			* The ending noises in the hidden track was made using VAZ.<ref>{{Cite AAA2 doc\|222}}</ref>
	== Tracklist ==		== Tracklist ==
	{{Tracklist\|list={{tl track\|number=1\|title=Acroyear2\|length=8:39}}		{{Tracklist\|list={{tl track\|number=1\|title=Acroyear2\|length=8:39}}

EnergyIsMassiveLight: lp5 title + caliper

2025-04-21T16:52:15Z

lp5 title + caliper

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	\|next=[[Peel Session]]		\|next=[[Peel Session]]
	\|next year=1999		\|next year=1999
	}}'''''LP5'''''~~, also refered to as '''''Autechre''''', '''''Album''''', or otherwise untitled,~~ is the fifth studio album by [[Autechre]] released on [https://warp.net/ Warp Records]. It was originally released on July 13th, 1998,<ref>https://bleep.com/release/249531-autechre-lp5</ref> then later repressed on vinyl in 2021, alongside ''[[Chiastic Slide]]''.		}}'''''LP5''''' is the fifth studio album by [[Autechre]] released on [https://warp.net/ Warp Records]. It was originally released on July 13th, 1998,<ref>https://bleep.com/release/249531-autechre-lp5</ref> then later repressed on vinyl in 2021, alongside ''[[Chiastic Slide]]''.

	== History ==		== History ==
	In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->		In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->

	~~The record had no~~ title printed on ~~any~~ physical copies ~~beyond just the word "Autechre"~~. ~~While this indicated the record was untitled,~~ promotional material ~~varied across~~ calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre,<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> ~~<!-- some phrasing here to say "now generally the term is LP5", idk how to phrase~~ it ~~-->~~		While the official title is ''LP5'',<ref>{{Cite AAA2 doc\|346}}</ref> the title was not printed on physical copies. This lead to different names being spread around in different promotional material calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre'',''<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies,<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> as well as speculation that it was actually untitled.

	~~In their AMA on keyosc Sean said that the title~~ was ~~always meant to be LP5 {{Cite AAA2 doc\|346}}~~

	While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>		While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>
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	=== Caliper Remote ===		=== Caliper Remote ===

			* The track used samples of Sean twanging a clip on a Sony lapel mic.<ref>{{Cite AAA2 doc\|283}}</ref>

	=== Arch Carrier ===		=== Arch Carrier ===

RD1994: /* History */

2025-04-21T16:44:28Z

History

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	The record had no title printed on any physical copies beyond just the word "Autechre". While this indicated the record was untitled, promotional material varied across calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre,<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> <!-- some phrasing here to say "now generally the term is LP5", idk how to phrase it -->		The record had no title printed on any physical copies beyond just the word "Autechre". While this indicated the record was untitled, promotional material varied across calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre,<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> <!-- some phrasing here to say "now generally the term is LP5", idk how to phrase it -->

			In their AMA on keyosc Sean said that the title was always meant to be LP5 {{Cite AAA2 doc\|346}}

	While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>		While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>

EnergyIsMassiveLight at 21:10, 31 March 2025

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	In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->		In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->

	The record had no title printed on any physical copies beyond just "Autechre". While this indicated the record was untitled, promotional material varied across calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre,<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> <!-- some phrasing here to say "now generally the term is LP5", idk how to phrase it -->		The record had no title printed on any physical copies beyond just the word "Autechre". While this indicated the record was untitled, promotional material varied across calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre,<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> <!-- some phrasing here to say "now generally the term is LP5", idk how to phrase it -->

	While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>		While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>

EnergyIsMassiveLight: rewrite +sourcing

2025-03-31T21:10:21Z

rewrite +sourcing

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	In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->		In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->

	The record ~~initially~~ had no title printed~~, only~~ "Autechre" on the ~~cover~~, ~~leading to~~ it ~~either being referred to as untitled or as~~ a self-titled record ~~called~~ ''Autechre.<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref> Album'' ~~was also a name seen~~ on promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref>		The record had no title printed on any physical copies beyond just "Autechre". While this indicated the record was untitled, promotional material varied across calling it ''LP5'',<ref>https://archive.org/details/the-wire-magazine-1998-07-cbz/page/n23/mode/2up</ref><ref>https://web.archive.org/web/19990127105321/http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/%7Esk393820/news.html</ref> a self-titled record ''Autechre,<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref>'' or ''Album'' on some promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref> <!-- some phrasing here to say "now generally the term is LP5", idk how to phrase it -->

	While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>		While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>

EnergyIsMassiveLight: wording + acroyear

2025-03-21T21:09:39Z

wording + acroyear

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	=== Acroyear2 ===		=== Acroyear2 ===

	* ~~Some digital~~ releases ~~had~~ the ~~track renamed to~~ "AcroyearII".		* On some releases the title is written as either "AcroyearII"<!-- citation? --> or "Acro Year II".<ref name=":3">https://www.discogs.com/release/22734533-Autechre-LP5/image/SW1hZ2U6NzU5ODU5OTE=</ref>
	* Acroyear2 was named after the Micronauts toy.<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote='''Was Acroyear2 named after the Micronauts toy?''' Yes. Acroyear Two in the US and Acroyear One in Japan. So I named it after Acroyear Two because I grew up in the UK, and we had the Mego line, so, you get on a Micronauts conversation now. Micronauts were cool as well. First time anyone's asked me that.}}</ref>		* Acroyear2 was named after the Micronauts toy.<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote='''Was Acroyear2 named after the Micronauts toy?''' Yes. Acroyear Two in the US and Acroyear One in Japan. So I named it after Acroyear Two because I grew up in the UK, and we had the Mego line, so, you get on a Micronauts conversation now. Micronauts were cool as well. First time anyone's asked me that.}}</ref>

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	*On CD and Digital releases of ''LP5'', “Drane2” has a length of over 21 minutes, with approximately 12 minutes being complete silence, and the remaining minute and a half being discordant digital noises. The vinyl pressing does not contain the silence and discordant noises, and ended after the main track stopped.		*On CD and Digital releases of ''LP5'', “Drane2” has a length of over 21 minutes, with approximately 12 minutes being complete silence, and the remaining minute and a half being discordant digital noises. The vinyl pressing does not contain the silence and discordant noises, and ended after the main track stopped.
	* After creating “[[Peel Session#Drane\|Drane]]” with the exponential delay speed-up, Aphex Twin responded with his own take with “Bucephalus Bouncing Ball”. Autechre responded to that by feeding percussion into that delay with "Drane2", completing the unofficial trilogy. Sean mention that Aphex Twin was planning to make another "bouncing ball revenge track" but it never got released.<ref>{{Cite AAA doc\|1049}}</ref>		* After creating “[[Peel Session#Drane\|Drane]]” with the exponential delay speed-up, Aphex Twin responded with his own take with “Bucephalus Bouncing Ball”. Autechre responded to that by feeding percussion into that delay with "Drane2", completing the unofficial trilogy. Sean mention that Aphex Twin was planning to make another "bouncing ball revenge track" but it never got released.<ref>{{Cite AAA doc\|1049}}</ref>
	* A US promo CD of this album lists the track ~~titled~~ as "Drane (Sleight Return)".[https://www.~~discogs~~.com/~~release~~/~~22734533-Autechre-LP5~~/~~image~~/~~SW1hZ2U6NzU5ODU5OTE=]. The same title was previously found to be given to the track "Drane" on the Peel Session EP under ASCAP~~		* A US promo CD of this album lists the track as "Drane (Sleight Return)"<ref name=":3" />, however in the ASCAP Repertory, the title is listed as an alternate title for the first "Drane" from [[Peel Session]].<ref>https://www.ascap.com/repertory#/ace/search/workID/884314181</ref>
	== Tracklist ==		== Tracklist ==
	{{Tracklist\|list={{tl track\|number=1\|title=Acroyear2\|length=8:39}}		{{Tracklist\|list={{tl track\|number=1\|title=Acroyear2\|length=8:39}}

RD1994: Found a new info about Drane2

2025-03-21T21:02:47Z

Found a new info about Drane2

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	*On CD and Digital releases of ''LP5'', “Drane2” has a length of over 21 minutes, with approximately 12 minutes being complete silence, and the remaining minute and a half being discordant digital noises. The vinyl pressing does not contain the silence and discordant noises, and ended after the main track stopped.		*On CD and Digital releases of ''LP5'', “Drane2” has a length of over 21 minutes, with approximately 12 minutes being complete silence, and the remaining minute and a half being discordant digital noises. The vinyl pressing does not contain the silence and discordant noises, and ended after the main track stopped.
	* After creating “[[Peel Session#Drane\|Drane]]” with the exponential delay speed-up, Aphex Twin responded with his own take with “Bucephalus Bouncing Ball”. Autechre responded to that by feeding percussion into that delay with "Drane2", completing the unofficial trilogy. Sean mention that Aphex Twin was planning to make another "bouncing ball revenge track" but it never got released.<ref>{{Cite AAA doc\|1049}}</ref>		* After creating “[[Peel Session#Drane\|Drane]]” with the exponential delay speed-up, Aphex Twin responded with his own take with “Bucephalus Bouncing Ball”. Autechre responded to that by feeding percussion into that delay with "Drane2", completing the unofficial trilogy. Sean mention that Aphex Twin was planning to make another "bouncing ball revenge track" but it never got released.<ref>{{Cite AAA doc\|1049}}</ref>
			* A US promo CD of this album lists the track titled as "Drane (Sleight Return)".[https://www.discogs.com/release/22734533-Autechre-LP5/image/SW1hZ2U6NzU5ODU5OTE=]. The same title was previously found to be given to the track "Drane" on the Peel Session EP under ASCAP
	== Tracklist ==		== Tracklist ==
	{{Tracklist\|list={{tl track\|number=1\|title=Acroyear2\|length=8:39}}		{{Tracklist\|list={{tl track\|number=1\|title=Acroyear2\|length=8:39}}

EnergyIsMassiveLight: logic

2024-11-27T19:49:25Z

logic

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	== History ==		== History ==
	In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> ~~Some~~ equipment used on ''LP5'' ~~include~~ the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->		In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> The whole record was predominately made in Logic,<ref>{{Cite interview\|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022\|quote=So, and that's the kind of point where we stopped using the Atari, really. After that I, like LP5 is just Logic, and getting into the, in Logic, getting into the Logic Environment, and so that was our first foray into doing kind of, I don't want to call it generative music, but you know, like this kind of slightly more automatic riffing on kind of arpeggios and kind of, building our own little machines in there. Like little sequences, building little sequences in the environments window, which I believe still exists. Although I've not really used Logic much in recent years. I think it's still in there somewhere. I think you can still do that. It's like a very rudimentary version of Max and it was using that that somebody said to me, see me using that, a guy said to me like, “oh, you'd probably like Max,” and then I sort of started to explore that world a little bit more and ended up getting Max after that. So after we'd done LP5, got Max and then yeah, so. Yeah, one thing leads to another.}}</ref> with some other equipment used on ''LP5'' including the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->

	The record initially had no title printed, only "Autechre" on the cover, leading to it either being referred to as untitled or as a self-titled record called ''Autechre.<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref> Album'' was also a name seen on promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref>		The record initially had no title printed, only "Autechre" on the cover, leading to it either being referred to as untitled or as a self-titled record called ''Autechre.<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref> Album'' was also a name seen on promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref>

EnergyIsMassiveLight: 12-13 month compilation

2024-06-13T21:02:43Z

12-13 month compilation

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	== History ==		== History ==
	~~The record initially had no title printed~~, ~~only~~ "~~Autechre" on~~ the ~~cover, leading to it being called either untitled~~ or ~~a self-titled record called ''Autechre~~.<ref name=":0" /><~~ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl~~-~~beetle/748357197923237888/nothing~~-~~records~~</ref> ~~Album~~'' ~~was also a name seen on promotional copies~~.<ref>~~https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5~~</ref> <!-- ~~found a post from before even LP5's release saying "fans might call it LP5", so this theory goes out of the window a bit innit~~, ~~might~~ be ~~removed~~ -->		In an 1998 interview with Keyboards, Rob noted that the album was "just a collection of our favourite tracks from the last twelve or thirteen months."<ref name=":2">Between Styles and Stools, Keyboards, August 1998 <!-- add a link to interviews --></ref><!-- note that that quotation is translated from german --> Some equipment used on ''LP5'' include the Nord Lead 1, ASR-10 and DX100.<ref name=":1">{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}</ref><!-- source says Nord but Nord Lead 1 on Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting -->

	~~Some equipment used~~ on ~~''LP5'' include~~ the ~~Nord Lead 1~~, ~~ASR~~-~~10 and DX100~~.<ref name=":1">~~{{Cite AAA doc\|1038}}~~</ref><!-- ~~source says Nord but Nord Lead 1~~ on ~~Wikipedia, i MIGHT be too trusting~~ -->		The record initially had no title printed, only "Autechre" on the cover, leading to it either being referred to as untitled or as a self-titled record called ''Autechre.<ref name=":0" /><ref>https://www.tumblr.com/grrl-beetle/748357197923237888/nothing-records</ref> Album'' was also a name seen on promotional copies.<ref>https://www.discogs.com/release/354772-Autechre-LP5</ref>

	While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>		While uncredited on the release, it was later confirmed in Warp20 that the album cover was made by Autechre themselves.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/autechre/comments/q5hulv/comment/hg7g4f1/</ref>
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	=== Vose In ===		=== Vose In ===

			* The main melody was written first, with the rest of the track being built around it.<ref name=":2" />
	* Sound Edit 16 was used for the outro of "Vose In".<ref name=":1" /><!-- Unsourced, but i recall they mentioned they used a lot of Logic for LP5 as well -->		* Sound Edit 16 was used for the outro of "Vose In".<ref name=":1" /><!-- Unsourced, but i recall they mentioned they used a lot of Logic for LP5 as well -->