Chime Wave Variations by BipTunia Run Time: 140 Minutes Street Date: May 19, 2025. (Triple album produced 13 days after last album was released, which was a double album, which was 11 days after the previous double album.) TRACK LIST: 1. Berlin BipTunia Radio Ad 2. Stardust Sampler Stomp 3. Glistening Spores on Distant Shores 4. Cavernous Chords from Clouds of Spores 5. Bell-Shaped Void in the Neon Abyss 6. Clang of the Cosmic Junkyard 7. Clangor in the Circuit Swamp 8. Intergalactic Garage Band Audition 9. Twilight Soundscapes for Cat Dinner Bell and Crickets 10. Toadstool Tunes for Twilight Caves MICROTONAL SONG: “Bell-Shaped Void in a Neon Abyss” is in ZESTER C (8 Harmonic six-star, group C on Eb, from Fokker) Listen / buy on BandCamp Listen on Spotify (coming soon) FLAC lossless torrent (coming soon) CREDITS All writing, playing, engineering, production, mixing, and mastering by Michael W. Dean. Except voiceover on Radio ad and Stardust song using that VO by DJ Nunzio Vincento. NOTES: Other than drums, the main instrument on most of this album is the VST I made, “Pretty Good Sampler”, plus some of the presets, and the one bell sound / cat dish I sampled while making this. I played all of it with an SMC (except for the jazz piano chords FIND LINKS) For the very ELP lead sounds, I used the first preset on two VSTs I made, “Shiny Dirt” and “Lucky Worm.” On the one microtonal song, I used the same samples but use the VST I made, “Simple Microtonal Sampler” here FLAC LOSSLESS 24-bit torrent of “POLYPHONIC TOAD MIGRATION” – Album 104 and 105 from BipTunia There’s also some Taurus bass pedal on some songs, and a Rickenbacker bass guitar, an organ on a couple songs, and a piano. There is no AI music on this album, it is all human-produced by Michael W. Dean. MWD did use GROK AI to help make the album cover (Prompts: Neon bell, and large neon letter C, in rural setting…for C I also asked fro Wild Flowers). AI was used for a few of the song titles. (Prompt “give me 100 song titles that would fit for the music project BipTunia, and have something to do with bells, clang, or chime”) “Twilight Soundscapes for Cat Dinner Bell and Crickets” We have this heavy steel / copper pan we use to cover the cat food outside during morning and afternoon to keep birds from scarfing it. When we remove it around dinner time (and “open the cat cafe”) we clang it, Bandit usually hears and walks up to snack. It’s noisy / clangy, but kind of musical. I hit it and recorded it, around twilight outside, you hear a clang, then crickets in our yard. I made that into a sample for “Pretty Good Sampler.” First thing you hear in this song is as it really sounds at the real pitch. The rest of the song is 4 tracks of it played with an MPC just as MIDI imput. (One track has an effect I made, “Orion Ring Mod”). Plus the song has some drums, synth bass (“Sine” preset on Pretty Good Sampler), and strings (“Strings” preset on Pretty Good Sampler). It’s kind of harsh, but I kind of love it. I also used this sample in the songs “Clang of the Cosmic Junkyard”, “Clangor in the Circuit Swamp”, “Cavernous Chords from Clouds of Spores”, “Bell-Shaped Void in a Neon Abyss”, and “Toadstool Tunes for Twilight Caves.” Album makes extensive use of the free VST “Pretty Good Sampler” and its default samples. Also there’s a lot of use of 3 other VSTs I made and give away: Microtone 5000, FreakBone 9000, and Simple Microtonal Sampler. I used a keyboard on the jazz piano chords on 2 songs. Get pastable BipTunia street art, PDF download Large cover art (2000×2000 px), click below then download:
