Confield

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WARP128

Confield is the sixth studio album by Autechre released on Warp Records. It was originally released on April 30th, 2001, then later repressed on vinyl in 2023, alongside Draft 7.30.

Tracks

VI Scose Poise

Cfern

Pen Expers

  • The title is likely a reference to GenExpr, the Max patching language.

Sim Gishel

Parhelic Triangle

  • Rob noted that "Parhelic Triangle" didn't rely on any generative/algorithmic elements at all.[1]
  • In the July Twitch AMA, Sean explained that the process behind "Parhelic Triangle" was that he recorded himself playing a reyong (type of gamelan instrument) which was then taken into Logic. The precussion was assembled from "rubber bands in a shoebox sampled on an Emu E-synth". The "couple of MIDI parts laid over the top" of the track were also detuned to 9 EDO to be in key with the reyong. The loose pulse of the track is due to the reyong being played somewhat irregularly by Sean and him having to manually time it up in Logic before overlaying the precussion to it.

Bine

Eidetic Casein

Uviol

  • A 16-minute version of "Uviol" was played during the 2008-02-23 Webcast. In the WATMM AMA Sean mentioned that the longer versions are often parts of the realtime jams without as much editing. [2]

Lentic Catachresis

  • The ending half of "Lentic Catachresis" samples a part in "Lego Part - Part 1" [3]

MCR Quarter

  • The title is a play on Envane's Quarter trackers, but MCR may also stand for Manchester, since it was performed live there.

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Tracklist

# Title Length
1 VI Scose Poise 6:57
2 Cfern 6:41
3 Pen Expers 7:08
4 Sim Gishel 7:15
5 Parhelic Triangle 6:04
6 Bine 4:41
7 Eidetic Casein 6:12
8 Uviol 8:35
9 Lentic Catachresis 8:30
1:02:03
10 MCR Quarter (Recorded Live At Band On The Wall, Manchester 1998) [Japanese CD exclusive] 11:03
Total 1:13:06

Trivia

  • The CAT number, WARP128, was likely specifically requested by Autechre. 128 is the seventh power of 2.
  • Confield was originally titled "L.E.D." on a promotional CDr, distributed by Source 360°
  • In the WATMM ama, Sean noted that only about 10% of Confield was properly generative. [6]

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