A much larger subset

Last night I worked on a new "ambient music" album, a release that will appeal to a much larger subset of the world population than my "noise" releases. Not that I care! Hahaha. But anyway, the tracks in question were the last ones I made at the old house, last July and August, so that gives them a certain aura in my mind. Not exactly sentimental or nostalgic, but the feeling of the end of an era. Also, they were among the last tracks I made in Ableton Live version 11, for what it's worth. The only reason that's significant is that I had to re-save the track projects in the latest version (12.4) before I could do any last-minute edits and touchups. The album should be ready to release sometime this week. Then probably back to noise, no input mixing, and other weirdness.

The VHS dubbing project has stalled a bit. One of the VCRs is crapping out, and I have another one on order. Radio Free Random is still on hiatus. I keep thinking I might revive it as a noise station, but the effort of clearing space and setting up the gear has been too much of a mental and physical hurdle so far. I mean, I have enough stuff going on to keep me busy and entertained without adding more right now. Truthfully, I am governed by whims and obsessions. When/if the RFR bug hits, I'll be driven by forces I won't be able to resist, and it will happen.