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'''''elseq 1-5''''' is the twelfth album by [[Autechre]]. It was originally released on May 19th, 2016 on [https://warp.net/ Warp Records].
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|artist=[[Autechre]]
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|date=19 May 2016
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|previous year=2015
|next=[[JNSN CODE GL16 / spl47]]
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'''''elseq 1-5''''', often shortened to just '''''elseq''''', is the twelfth studio album by [[Autechre]] released on [https://warp.net/ Warp Records]. It was originally released on May 19th, 2016.
 
== History ==
''elseq'' was all recorded directly to stereo<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20241107183922/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/113442509470527990</ref>''.'' The tracks are all solo tracks, split evenly between Sean and Rob.<ref>{{Cite interview|page=Hanalgig AMA, July 2022|quote='''Phoenix: can you tell us one track that was yours from elseq?''' XH HX: we try not to do that so i'm not gonna. just pick one at random and there's about a 50% chance}}</ref>


[paragraph about how its in parts, and maybe about the debate over whether it counts as one album, given how its split up on streaming services. Mention how the cat numbers are sequentially WARP512.1/.2/.3/etc… ]
In [[Autechre: elseq et al, June 2016]], Autechre explained much of the background for the record. The store-front was initially set up in collaboration with Warp to just release [[AE LIVE|live shows]], before Autechre realised they could also use it for putting out long tracks that were otherwise ill-suited for any proper release, similar to ''[[Quaristice.Quadrange.ep.ae]]''. The initial plan was that for any track, they would do a session on Friday, get it approved by Warp, have designs made by [[The Designers Republic]] and then put them out by Monday morning. However, Warp instead wanted to package the material into something promotable, which coalesced the tracks into groupings. Sean noted that due to the bizarre format, they didn't know if "it's an album, or a collection of EPs or albums or just... things. We have no idea what this actually is."<ref name=":1">{{Cite interview|page=Autechre: elseq et al, June 2016}}</ref>


[paragraph about sonic textures]
''elseq 1-5'' was released on May 19th, 2016 as a digital-only release, with no plans for a physical release.<ref>https://x.com/WarpRecords/status/733707079404421120</ref> Initially Autechre planned to just throw it onto the store, but Warp wanted to first give a promotional cycle before releasing it.<ref name=":1" /> This included debuting "feed1" and "c16 deep tread" as singles before release.


[paragraph about how they originally just wanted to trickle tracks onto their site when they finished them but warp made them do an “album”. Could we also maybe look into why its divided the way it is, if its only digital it shouldnt matter how long it is. Wtf is it split up? I've literally never questioned this before… Energy here, they divided it up to make it easier for people who aren't autechre-crazy to listen to it lol]
== Tracks ==
== Tracks ==
=== elseq 1 ===
[[File:elseq1.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 1]]
[[File:elseq1.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 1]]


=== feed1 ===
==== feed1 ====
* In a leadup to the release of ''elseq'', "feed1" was debuted on the 13th of May, 2016 on BBC Radio 6 at 9PM<!-- too dead to clarify timezone, check tweet -->. [https://www.factmag.com/2016/05/14/hear-a-new-autechre-track-feed-1/] [https://twitter.com/WarpRecords/status/731183045575905284] <!-- The singles rollout i left for each track, but these can very easily be moved to the main description since it is part of the elseq rollout. -->
* BPM: 112
* In a leadup to the release of ''elseq'', "feed1" was debuted on May 13th, 2016 on BBC Radio 6 at 9PM.<ref>https://www.factmag.com/2016/05/14/hear-a-new-autechre-track-feed-1/</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/WarpRecords/status/731183045575905284</ref><ref name=":0">https://cdm.link/2016/05/hours-and-hours-and-hours-of-autechre/</ref><!-- The singles rollout i left for each track, but these can very easily be moved to the main description since it is part of the elseq rollout. -->
* One analysis of "feed1" put forth by IOS from WATMM is that the bass drums are a basic 2 bar loop (shown below), with probability to retrigger any amount of the main kicks again after 3 sixteenths notes. <ref>https://forum.watmm.com/topic/93475-feed1s-kicks/?do=findComment&comment=2557279</ref>
|1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . |1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . |
|B . . B . . B . |. B . . B . . . |


=== c16 deep tread ===
==== c16 deep tread ====
* After the debut of "feed1", "c16 deep tread" was debutted as the second single on the 18th of May, 2016, at 12PM Alaskan time<!-- 4PM Eastern Time or 9PM in the UK -->;  on KSUA, a small Alaskan college radio channel. A now-dead SoundCloud upload of it was also provided. [https://www.factmag.com/2016/05/18/autechre-alaskan-radio-appearance/]<!-- weird, they say it's a 15 minute version of c16 deep tread that was uploaded to SoundCloud? given it was 1 day before the release of elseq, i doubt it was an extended version and maybe just radio talking that got micced -->
* BPM: 157, 160
* The first apperance of the track was during [[AE_LIVE]] in a mostly final, albeit abridged form.
* "c16 deep tread" was debutted as the second single on KSUA, a small Alaskan college radio channel on May 18th, 2016, at 12PM Alaskan time.<ref>https://www.factmag.com/2016/05/18/autechre-alaskan-radio-appearance/</ref> <!-- 4PM Eastern Time or 9PM in the UK -->A now-deleted SoundCloud upload of it was also linked by Warp.<ref name=":0" />
* The track appeared on [[AE_LIVE|the 2014/2015 live sets]] in a mostly final, albeit abridged form. ([https://youtu.be/c3GxvP_U_jc?si=tm2MqrWeJ8wQFIlo&t=2063 example])
* The main snare sound on "c16 deep tread" was made using subtractive synthesis of oscillator and noise plus frequency shifting with feedback, among other things. <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20230726161856/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/110771366258863281#:~:text=that%20snare%20is%20a%20combination%20of%20things%20but%20mainly%20subtractive%20(oscillator%2Bnoise)%20and%20frequency%20shifting%20w/feedback</ref>


=== 13x0 step ===
==== 13x0 step ====


=== pendulu hv moda ===
* BPM: 130


* A possible theory is that the hv stands for "heavy", as Rob mentioned that amongst their archives they had a few tracks categorised as "heavies".[https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/autechre-interview-nts-sessions-david-lynch-where-code-meets-music/#:~:text=RB%3A%20Some%20of%20them%20have%20got%20nine%20of%20those%20types%20of%20things.%20There%E2%80%99s%20a%20few%20%E2%80%9Cidles%2C%E2%80%9D%20a%20few%20%E2%80%9Ccasuals%2C%E2%80%9D%20a%20few%20%E2%80%9Cheavies.%E2%80%9D]
==== pendulu hv moda ====
* "pendulu" is one letter short of "pendulum". <!-- I want to add that pendulum probably refers to the actual swinging/reversing effect on the snares in the track. -->


=== curvcaten ===
* BPM: ?, 74
* "pendulu" is one letter short of "pendulum". <!-- I want to add that pendulum probably refers to the actual swinging/reversing effect on the snares in the track. -->A possible theory for "hv' is that it stands for "heavy", as Rob mentioned that amongst their archives they had a few tracks categorised as "heavies".<ref>{{Cite interview|page=Autechre on Their Epic NTS Sessions, David Lynch, and Where Code Meets Music, August 2018|quote=There’s a few “idles,” a few “casuals,” a few “heavies.”}}</ref>
* An early version of the track appeared at the end of most of the [[AE LIVE|2015 US live sets]]. ([https://youtu.be/TSH81CdJGFU?si=j33P1LVjp_OrUhlm&t=3370 example])
 
==== curvcaten ====
 
* BPM: 162 (?)
 
=== elseq 2 ===
[[File:elseq2.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 2]]
[[File:elseq2.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 2]]


=== elyc6 0nset ===
==== elyc6 0nset ====
 
* BPM: 160
* The elyc sounds were only made around 2014/2015.<ref>{{Cite interview|page=Hanalgig AMA, July 2022|quote=the elyc stuff was 2014/15 iirc}}</ref>
* Sean confirmed that he recorded "elyc6 0nset" in a day. <ref>{{Cite interview|page=Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022|quote='''How did you make elyc6 0nset, and is it true you made it in one day?''' Yeah, but I don't know where, I don't think I ever said that to anyone. But yeah, it's true that I made it in a day, yeah.}}</ref>
* Certain elements of this track were later reused on [[NTS Sessions 1-4#elyc9 7hres|"elyc9 7hres"]]
 
==== chimer 1-5-1 ====
 
* BPM: 151
 
==== c7b2 ====


* In the [[Hanalgig AMA]], Sean corrected someone by saying that the elyc sounds were only made around 2014/2015.
* BPM: 120
* In one of the twitch ama's, Sean confirmed that he recorded "elyc6 0nset" in a day.


=== chimer 1-5-1 ===
* "c7b2" appears on the [[AE LIVE|2015 US live sets]]. ([https://youtu.be/pmlbwJ5LXbY?si=VoDb_983KJyaO7b7&t=3185 example])
* Sean was unable to explain what exactly was going on behind the scenes for "c7b2", however notes that "a lot of the sort of screamy stuff is sort of delays and something that's a bit like a phaser, but it's getting webbed around quite a lot." <ref>{{Cite interview|page=Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022|quote='''Anything you say about c7b2 sequencing sound engineering? It seems to have a lot of interesting reoccurring themes like the rumbling low end?''' Yeah, I mean, I don't know what to tell you about it. It's quite, it was quite a few different patches working together, that track. So, a lot of the sort of screamy stuff is sort of delays and something that's a bit like a phaser, but it's getting webbed around quite a lot. So there's a lot of, kind of, I don't know. I don't even know what it was doing to be honest. I'd have to open it all up again and have a look because, you know, once it's set up and saved, I don't really look at it so. But I know roughly which modules were getting used and I know roughly what they would have been doing, so yeah. “I don't know” is the short answer.}}</ref>


=== c7b2 ===
=== elseq 3 ===
[[File:elseq3.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 3]]
[[File:elseq3.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 3]]


=== eastre ===
==== eastre ====
* In a Mixlr stream on 30 March 2020, Sean dryly remarked that he had a 52 minute long version of "eastre" as he was skimming through jam folder snippets. [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1g52y2e2rnqVhQJdkw0Qk1YYJoen1uhVvn2Fd-tABywA/edit#gid=1580406988&range=E16]<!-- the mixlr is a goldmine, i feel like a page just for it might be a good idea -->
* BPM: 153 (?)
* [[ae mixlr 300320|In a Mixlr stream on 30 March 2020]], Sean remarked that he had a 52 minute long version of "eastre" as he was skimming through jam folder snippets. <ref>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1g52y2e2rnqVhQJdkw0Qk1YYJoen1uhVvn2Fd-tABywA/edit#gid=1580406988&range=E16</ref>


=== TBM2 ===
==== TBM2 ====


=== mesh cinereaL ===
* BPM: 85.91
 
==== mesh cinereaL ====
 
* BPM: 83 (?)
 
=== elseq 4 ===
[[File:elseq4.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 4]]
[[File:elseq4.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 4]]


=== acdwn2 ===
==== acdwn2 ====


=== foldfree casual ===
* BPM: 124
* Elements of "acdwn2" first appeared on the [[AE LIVE|2014 live sets]]. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdvWpAS-dVk&t=336s example]) They were also later reused on [[NTS Sessions 1-4#xflood|"xflood"]].


=== latentcall ===
==== foldfree casual ====


=== artov chain ===
* BPM: 160
* The track shares elements with both "pendulu hv moda" and [[NTS Sessions 1-4#carefree counter dronal|"carefree counter dronal"]]


* "artov chain" is likely a play on [[wikipedia:Markov_chain|Markov Chains]].
==== latentcall ====


=== 7th slip ===
* BPM: 148
* Elements of "latentcall" appeared in the 2015 live sets. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_SnP2px8to&t=2600s example])
 
==== artov chain ====
 
* BPM: 148
* "artov chain" is a play on [[wikipedia:Markov_chain|Markov Chains]].
* Early versions of "artov chain" appeared in the 2015 US live sets. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_SnP2px8to&t=3097s example])
* The main "ah" sample in the track is from the [https://archive.org/details/cmi-sound-library-rev-1.3 Fairlight CMI sound library],<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20240119174137/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111783830699925880</ref>  specifically HUMANS1/AAHHL2.wav being stacked harmonically.
 
==== 7th slip ====
 
* BPM: 160
* "7th slip" was done by Rob. <!-- this is unsourced, feel free to remove. the inclusion was based on a second hand account of a set-to-private thread on mastodon between sean and tebbs, where this was mentioned, however no archive of the interaction exists :/ might come out as future that this was misinformation but I'm trusting the person who also interacted with sean before that this is true -->
* The synths were previously used in the [[AE LIVE|2014/2015 live sets]]. ([https://youtu.be/38Cmbmupb3M?si=u8gNxs59jn0Foxtc&t=3027 example])
 
=== elseq 5 ===
[[File:elseq5.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 5]]
[[File:elseq5.jpeg|thumb|150x150px|elseq 5]]


=== pendulu casual ===
==== pendulu casual <!-- this does share similarities with frane casual -->====


=== spTh ===
* BPM: 80
* "pendulu casual" shares a few elements with [[NTS Sessions 1-4#frane%20casual|"frane casual"]].


=== spaces how V ===
==== spTh ====


=== freulaeux ===
* BPM: 186


* In the [[Hanalgig AMA]], Sean confirmed that the track title is a reference to [[wikipedia:Franz_Reuleaux|Franz Realeaux]] that was chosen by Rob. [https://aepages.org/wiki/Hanalgig_AMA#:~:text=thoughts%20on%20Franz%20Reuleaux] <!-- this is confirmed, however i THINK a uncertainty stemmed that rob MADE the track. makes sense to have rob make and name the track but if someone can link to a more concrete confirmation that'd be nice!  -->
==== spaces how V ====


=== oneum ===
* BPM: 162
* In the July 2022 Twitch AMA, Sean confirmed that "spaces how V" was made by Rob. <ref>{{Cite interview|page=Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022|quote=spaces how V was Rob, so I can't talk about how he did it. You're gonna have to ask him. Rob knows some mean tricks for stereo manipulation, and he doesn't even share him with me, so.}}</ref>
* The track had early apperances in both the [[Oversteps Tour|2010 live shows]] [https://youtu.be/dEtauI9aN1E?t=1108 (example)] as well as appearing in [[List of Rarities#Atoms Vectors Pixels Ghosts™|Atoms Vectors Pixels Ghosts™]].
 
==== freulaeux ====
 
* BPM: 137
 
* In the [[Hanalgig AMA, July 2022]], Sean confirmed that the track title is a reference to [[wikipedia:Franz_Reuleaux|Franz Realeaux]] that was chosen by Rob. <ref>{{Cite interview|page=Hanalgig AMA, July 2022|quote='''Anuel: thoughts on Franz Reuleaux?''' XH HX: that was rob's reference so i guess ask him}}</ref><!-- this is confirmed, however i THINK a uncertainty stemmed that rob MADE the track. makes sense to have rob make and name the track but if someone can link to a more concrete confirmation that'd be nice!  -->
 
==== oneum ====
 
* BPM: 95 (?)
* "oneum" shares a few elements with [[NTS Sessions 1-4#turbile epic casual, stpl idle|"turbile epic casual, stpl idle"]].


== Tracklist ==
== Tracklist ==
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* ''elseq 1-5'' is the only Autechre album to have a title stylized in lowercase.
* ''elseq 1-5'' is the only Autechre album to have a title stylized in lowercase.
* ''elseq 1-5'' is the only Autechre album to not have a physical release. Although, in interviews, Autechre have mentioned that ''[[Quaristice]]'' is technically a digital-only release, and that the physical versions were extra.
* One theory argue that “elseq” is an abbreviation of “'''e'''dited '''l'''ive '''seq'''uences”, meaning it would be pronounced "ell seek". During interviews Sean did pronounce it as "ell seek", lending credence to that theory.
* A popular theory is that “elseq” is an abbreviation of “edited live sequences”, meaning it would be pronounced "ell seek"
* The CAT number, WARP512, was likely specifically requested by Autechre. 512 is a power of 2, as are WARP128 ([[Confield]]''[[Confield]]'') and WAP256 ([[Gantz Graf|''Gantz Graf'']]). Another theory is that the “5” represents the 5 parts of elseq, whereas the 12 represents it being the twelfth Autechre album.
* The CAT number, WARP512, was likely specifically requested by Autechre. A popular theory is that the “5” represents the 5 parts of elseq, whereas the 12 represents it being the twelfth Autechre album.
* With a runtime of over 4 hours, ''elseq 1-5''  was by far the longest Autechre album at the time of release. It was quickly beaten by their next album, ''[[NTS Sessions 1-4]]'', which was almost double the length of ''elseq 1-5''.


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
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File:oneum.jpg|oneum
File:oneum.jpg|oneum
</gallery>
</gallery>
== Links ==
* [https://autechre.warp.net/release/73330-autechre-elseq-15 AE_STORE]
* [https://www.discogs.com/master/1003066-Autechre-elseq-15 Discogs]
* [https://open.spotify.com/album/7raDh1kdExEdaPyOJAtl9E Spotify]
== Credits==
*[[The Designers Republic]] (design) <ref>https://www.discogs.com/master/1003066-Autechre-elseq-15</ref><!-- yep that's the only official credit, the fuck? check against streaming uploads probably -->
== References ==
<references />
[[Category:Album]]
[[Category:Album]]

Latest revision as of 14:56, 15 November 2024

elseq 1-5

elseq 1-5.jpg

Artist Autechre
Released 19 May 2016
Label Warp Records (WARP512)
AE_LIVE
(2015) 		elseq 1-5 JNSN CODE GL16 / spl47
(2017)

elseq 1-5, often shortened to just elseq, is the twelfth studio album by Autechre released on Warp Records. It was originally released on May 19th, 2016.

History

elseq was all recorded directly to stereo[1]. The tracks are all solo tracks, split evenly between Sean and Rob.[2]

In Autechre: elseq et al, June 2016, Autechre explained much of the background for the record. The store-front was initially set up in collaboration with Warp to just release live shows, before Autechre realised they could also use it for putting out long tracks that were otherwise ill-suited for any proper release, similar to Quaristice.Quadrange.ep.ae. The initial plan was that for any track, they would do a session on Friday, get it approved by Warp, have designs made by The Designers Republic and then put them out by Monday morning. However, Warp instead wanted to package the material into something promotable, which coalesced the tracks into groupings. Sean noted that due to the bizarre format, they didn't know if "it's an album, or a collection of EPs or albums or just... things. We have no idea what this actually is."[3]

elseq 1-5 was released on May 19th, 2016 as a digital-only release, with no plans for a physical release.[4] Initially Autechre planned to just throw it onto the store, but Warp wanted to first give a promotional cycle before releasing it.[3] This included debuting "feed1" and "c16 deep tread" as singles before release.

Tracks

elseq 1

elseq 1

feed1

  • BPM: 112
  • In a leadup to the release of elseq, "feed1" was debuted on May 13th, 2016 on BBC Radio 6 at 9PM.[5][6][7]
  • One analysis of "feed1" put forth by IOS from WATMM is that the bass drums are a basic 2 bar loop (shown below), with probability to retrigger any amount of the main kicks again after 3 sixteenths notes. [8]
|1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . |1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . |
|B . . B . . B . |. B . . B . . . |

c16 deep tread

  • BPM: 157, 160
  • "c16 deep tread" was debutted as the second single on KSUA, a small Alaskan college radio channel on May 18th, 2016, at 12PM Alaskan time.[9] A now-deleted SoundCloud upload of it was also linked by Warp.[7]
  • The track appeared on the 2014/2015 live sets in a mostly final, albeit abridged form. (example)
  • The main snare sound on "c16 deep tread" was made using subtractive synthesis of oscillator and noise plus frequency shifting with feedback, among other things. [10]

13x0 step

  • BPM: 130

pendulu hv moda

  • BPM: ?, 74
  • "pendulu" is one letter short of "pendulum". A possible theory for "hv' is that it stands for "heavy", as Rob mentioned that amongst their archives they had a few tracks categorised as "heavies".[11]
  • An early version of the track appeared at the end of most of the 2015 US live sets. (example)

curvcaten

  • BPM: 162 (?)

elseq 2

elseq 2

elyc6 0nset

  • BPM: 160
  • The elyc sounds were only made around 2014/2015.[12]
  • Sean confirmed that he recorded "elyc6 0nset" in a day. [13]
  • Certain elements of this track were later reused on "elyc9 7hres"

chimer 1-5-1

  • BPM: 151

c7b2

  • BPM: 120
  • "c7b2" appears on the 2015 US live sets. (example)
  • Sean was unable to explain what exactly was going on behind the scenes for "c7b2", however notes that "a lot of the sort of screamy stuff is sort of delays and something that's a bit like a phaser, but it's getting webbed around quite a lot." [14]

elseq 3

elseq 3

eastre

TBM2

  • BPM: 85.91

mesh cinereaL

  • BPM: 83 (?)

elseq 4

elseq 4

acdwn2

foldfree casual

latentcall

  • BPM: 148
  • Elements of "latentcall" appeared in the 2015 live sets. (example)

artov chain

  • BPM: 148
  • "artov chain" is a play on Markov Chains.
  • Early versions of "artov chain" appeared in the 2015 US live sets. (example)
  • The main "ah" sample in the track is from the Fairlight CMI sound library,[16] specifically HUMANS1/AAHHL2.wav being stacked harmonically.

7th slip

elseq 5

elseq 5

pendulu casual

spTh

  • BPM: 186

spaces how V

freulaeux

  • BPM: 137

oneum

Tracklist

# Title Length
elseq 1
1 feed1 11:38
2 c16 deep tread 12:31
3 13x0 step 8:57
4 pendulu hv moda 12:15
5 curvcaten 6:59
52:21
elseq 2
6 elyc6 0nset 27:09
7 chimer 1-5-1 5:03
8 c7b2 13:22
45:35
elseq 3
9 eastre 22:15
10 TBM2 6:44
11 mesh cinereaL 24:28
53:29
elseq 4
12 acdwn2 11:52
13 foldfree casual 9:49
14 latentcall 14:31
15 artov chain 4:04
16 7th slip 6:36
46:54
elseq 5
17 pendulu casual 9:01
18 spTh 8:21
19 spaces how V 9:57
20 freulaeux 11:06
21 oneum 11:01
49:28
Total 4:07:49

Trivia

  • elseq 1-5 is the only Autechre album to have a title stylized in lowercase.
  • One theory argue that “elseq” is an abbreviation of “edited live sequences”, meaning it would be pronounced "ell seek". During interviews Sean did pronounce it as "ell seek", lending credence to that theory.
  • The CAT number, WARP512, was likely specifically requested by Autechre. 512 is a power of 2, as are WARP128 (ConfieldConfield) and WAP256 (Gantz Graf). Another theory is that the “5” represents the 5 parts of elseq, whereas the 12 represents it being the twelfth Autechre album.

Gallery

  • feed1

    feed1

  • c16 deep tread

    c16 deep tread

  • 13x0 step

    13x0 step

  • pendulu hv moda

    pendulu hv moda

  • curvcaten

    curvcaten

  • elyc6 0nset

    elyc6 0nset

  • chimer 1-5-1

    chimer 1-5-1

  • c7b2

    c7b2

  • eastre

    eastre

  • TBM2

    TBM2

  • mesh cinereaL

    mesh cinereaL

  • acdwn2

    acdwn2

  • foldfree casual

    foldfree casual

  • latentcall

    latentcall

  • artov chain

    artov chain

  • 7th slip

    7th slip

  • pendulu casual

    pendulu casual

  • spTh

    spTh

  • spaces how V

    spaces how V

  • freulaeux

    freulaeux

  • oneum

    oneum

Links

Credits

References

  1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20241107183922/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/113442509470527990
  2. ↑ Hanalgig AMA, July 2022. "Phoenix: can you tell us one track that was yours from elseq? XH HX: we try not to do that so i'm not gonna. just pick one at random and there's about a 50% chance"
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Autechre: elseq et al, June 2016. 
  4. ↑ https://x.com/WarpRecords/status/733707079404421120
  5. ↑ https://www.factmag.com/2016/05/14/hear-a-new-autechre-track-feed-1/
  6. ↑ https://twitter.com/WarpRecords/status/731183045575905284
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 https://cdm.link/2016/05/hours-and-hours-and-hours-of-autechre/
  8. ↑ https://forum.watmm.com/topic/93475-feed1s-kicks/?do=findComment&comment=2557279
  9. ↑ https://www.factmag.com/2016/05/18/autechre-alaskan-radio-appearance/
  10. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20230726161856/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/110771366258863281#:~:text=that%20snare%20is%20a%20combination%20of%20things%20but%20mainly%20subtractive%20(oscillator%2Bnoise)%20and%20frequency%20shifting%20w/feedback
  11. ↑ Autechre on Their Epic NTS Sessions, David Lynch, and Where Code Meets Music, August 2018. "There’s a few “idles,” a few “casuals,” a few “heavies.”"
  12. ↑ Hanalgig AMA, July 2022. "the elyc stuff was 2014/15 iirc"
  13. ↑ Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022. "How did you make elyc6 0nset, and is it true you made it in one day? Yeah, but I don't know where, I don't think I ever said that to anyone. But yeah, it's true that I made it in a day, yeah."
  14. ↑ Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022. "Anything you say about c7b2 sequencing sound engineering? It seems to have a lot of interesting reoccurring themes like the rumbling low end? Yeah, I mean, I don't know what to tell you about it. It's quite, it was quite a few different patches working together, that track. So, a lot of the sort of screamy stuff is sort of delays and something that's a bit like a phaser, but it's getting webbed around quite a lot. So there's a lot of, kind of, I don't know. I don't even know what it was doing to be honest. I'd have to open it all up again and have a look because, you know, once it's set up and saved, I don't really look at it so. But I know roughly which modules were getting used and I know roughly what they would have been doing, so yeah. “I don't know” is the short answer."
  15. ↑ https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1g52y2e2rnqVhQJdkw0Qk1YYJoen1uhVvn2Fd-tABywA/edit#gid=1580406988&range=E16
  16. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20240119174137/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111783830699925880
  17. ↑ Sean Twitch AMA, July 2022. "spaces how V was Rob, so I can't talk about how he did it. You're gonna have to ask him. Rob knows some mean tricks for stereo manipulation, and he doesn't even share him with me, so."
  18. ↑ Hanalgig AMA, July 2022. "Anuel: thoughts on Franz Reuleaux? XH HX: that was rob's reference so i guess ask him"
  19. ↑ https://www.discogs.com/master/1003066-Autechre-elseq-15
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