Why did I choose to use AUM (Kymatica) on the iPad rather than Ableton on the MacBook? It all comes down to money and reliability.
Subtorq
Musings from Glen Wallis
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Subtorq
Mixing, remixing, reinventing, regurgitating, experimenting and evolving.
Glen Wallis is Subtorq
Glen has always had one foot in the ancient past and the other stepping into the future.
Blending the sounds of our tribal past with the technology and musical techniques of the future in a way that connects the timeless line of communication through music.
Solidly grounded in rhythm based reiterative music intertwined with reflections of the present moment in time.
A rhythmic diary that records its daily logs in the digital realm.
Entering this path during the peak of the electronic music scene Glen quickly dispatched with the traditional DJ techniques and explored more creative elements of this new sound.
Choosing to mix drum-machines, samplers and synthesizers that provided more freedom to follow the energy of the music and the gathering.
A technique that was not always the most popular or easily sustained, yet rewarding due to the instantaneous creative nature of live mixing.