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=== Ccec ===
=== Ccec ===


* The title is pronounced "Check"
* The title is pronounced "check".<ref name=":1">https://web.archive.org/web/20240505014108/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112384617982904846</ref>
* The vocals were processed by assiging the "start position" of the sample to a mod wheel and then messing with the mod wheel and additional sequencing.
* The vocals were processed by assiging the "start position" of the sample to a mod wheel and then messing with the mod wheel and additional sequencing.<ref name=":1" />


=== Squeller ===
=== Squeller ===

Revision as of 20:59, 4 May 2024

EP7

EP7.jpg

Artist Autechre
Released 7 June 1999
Label Warp Records (WAPEP7)
Peel Session
(1999) 		EP7 Peel Session 2
(2000)

EP7 is the seventh EP by Autechre released on Warp Records It was originally released on June 7th, 1999.

History

EP7 was the first release to utilise Max.[1] In an offhand comment Sean mentioned that part of the reason EP7 is an EP despite its length was that so they could "do things that weren't album-like."[2]

The cover of EP7 was made by Autechre using a circuit board designer (Freehand).[3] According to a Q&A from the Warp website, the cover art was based on trees.[4]

To promote EP7, a minisite was created featuring an applet, coded by Dorian Fraser Moore at Kleber Digital,[5] which would randomly regenerate one of the 9 unique fractal designsfrom EP7's designs, which you could zoom in and move around. An archived version exists here, however it requires a Java emulator like CheerpJ Applet Runner to run.[6]

Tracks

[untitled]

  • The untitled hidden track at the beginning of the album is only present on some CD releases of the album, and is only accessible by navigating to the previous song while playing "Rpeg".
  • The track itself consists of recordings run through delays feeding into pitchshifters.[7]
EP7.1

Rpeg

Ccec

  • The title is pronounced "check".[8]
  • The vocals were processed by assiging the "start position" of the sample to a mod wheel and then messing with the mod wheel and additional sequencing.[8]

Squeller

Left Blank

Outpt

EP7.2

Dropp

  • The main synth for "Dropp" uses a Nord sequenced in Logic.[11]

Liccflii

  • "Liccflii" was the first track Sean did in Max.[1]

Maphive 6.1

  • "Maphive 6.1" was created entirely on a Roland PMA-5.[12][13] The title "Maphive" is derived from the equipment, shuffling "PMA-5" to "MAP-5".

Zeiss Contarex

  • The tracks shares its name with the Contarex camera made by Zeiss Ikon.[14]
  • The sample near the end of the track originates from a shortwave radio broadcast, although Sean clarifies he doesn't know what the sample itself was.[15]

Netlon Sentinel

  • The track is named after the garden fence mesh by Netlon of the same name.

Pir

Tracklist

# Title Length
-1 untitled 9:47
1 Rpeg 6:01
2 Ccec 4:59
3 Squeller 4:38
4 Left Blank 6:40
5 Outpt 7:12
6 Dropp 3:16
7 Liccflii 4:58
8 Maphive 6.1 8:18
9 Zeiss Contarex 6:33
10 Netlon Sentinel 4:06
11 Pir 3:32
Total 1:09:54

Credits

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sean Twitch AMA, June 2022. "So how old is the oldest part? I don't know, I don't, I don't know. 20 years, 25 years? Probably still using bits from when we've done EP7 because that was the first release where we properly used Max. It's the first release work, in fact I think it's the first release where we use Max at all, yeah, it is. So yeah, there's bits because that original, I think the first track I did in Max was Liccflii off EP7. So that was, and there are bits of the way that that works, or the idea behind the way that the rhythm works in that that I still use now, and it's just part of the vocabulary of our program rhythm in Max so. But I don't know if you could strictly say that it's the same patch."
  2. ↑ Autechre: elseq et al, June 2016. "It all comes back to this idea of the album, and the sacred thing that it is. We're not really from an albums background, though, we're from a 12-inches-and-weird-tracks-on-tapes-where-you-don't-know-who-the-artists-are background! So it kind of makes sense for us to do things that aren't format-related as such. Like when we did EP7, we deliberately called it an EP so we could do things that weren't album-like."
  3. ↑ Soundproof interviews Sean & Rob, 1999. "Soundproof: How was that shape created? The artwork on EP7. Sean: We drew it in Freehand. Rob: That’s something that was done on like a circuit board designer."
  4. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020816104848/http://www.autechre.nu/cgi-bin/newspro/news.cgi?newsid1018136565,21609,
  5. ↑ https://dorian.fraser-moore.com/works/49/autechre-ep7
  6. ↑ Courtesy of atlasstorm contacting Dorian. This was dorian's response on 17 December 2023: "@atlasstorm Hiya, it wasn’t quite a rfactal generator, but rather a java Applet which regenerated the artwork from simplified version of the source files.   Someone asked me about this back in 2022 and I found an archive of the old, 1999, site and the code still works:   https://archive.theusefularts.org/warp/ography/single/WAPEP7/  You need to be able to run Jave in your browser to view it … I got it working in Chrome using CheerpJ Applet Runner, https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cheerpj-applet-runner/bbmolahhldcbngedljfadjlognfaaein?hl=en  Can try and answer other questionsbif you have ‘em!"
  7. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20240425190840/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112331895371759798
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20240505014108/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/112384617982904846
  9. ↑ Hanalgig AMA, July 2022. "i never much liked kyma (horrible nested structuring, but it did sound pretty nice). we used it on a few things (second half of left blank, the nightmares on wax remix and the bic remix), and i eventually gave it to daz fitton"
  10. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20231217191142/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111595944351176551
  11. ↑ Q1003, WATMM Ask Autechre Anything, November 2013
  12. ↑ Q615, WATMM Ask Autechre Anything, November 2013
  13. ↑ Wilson, Scott. "Designing chaos: 7 pieces of gear that helped define Autechre’s game-changing sound". Factmag, 25 February 2017, https://www.factmag.com/2017/02/25/autechre-gear-synths-samplers-drum-machines-effects/. Accessed 15 April 2024.
  14. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20221005023155/http://autechre.wikifoundry.com/page/EP7#:~:text=Pun%20on%20%22Output%22-,Zeiss%20Contarex%3A,-Contarex%20is%20a
  15. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20231221142328/https://post.lurk.org/@sean_ae/111608211662796491
  16. ↑ https://www.discogs.com/master/1992-Autechre-EP7
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