Visit and download for dub, electro, techno, minimal...
Music by M.Nomized.
Digital arts by Karl Peter Merz.

http://mnomizedminimal.podomatic.com/

- TEARS IN COLD MORNING - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Organ, Acoustic Guitar, Sampler, Programming, Celesta.
Voices extract from The Blair Witch Project.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio.
Photo by Bloop.
All rights reserved.

P.2012 FRACTION STUDIO (France).

- INFINITY OF SPHERES - Mp3

M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Programming, Celesta, Electric and Acoustic Guitar, Reversed Sounds, Soundscapes.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio.
All rights reserved.

P.2012 FRACTION STUDIO (France).

- FOREST SUNRISE - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Piano, Sampler, Soundscapes and Click Machine.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Photo by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

"Pour le seul arbre que je connaisse..."

P.2011 FRACTION STUDIO (France).

For complete album, visit:
http://mnomizedfamily.podomatic.com/

- UNITED WORLD - Mp3

M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Sampler, Programming, Percussions, Reversed Sounds, Treatments, Tapes, Soundscapes.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Fraction Studio.
All rights reserved P.2010.

" Stop wars - United world "

P.2011 FRACTION STUDIO (France).

Thanx to Anne-Laure Eme for giving a name to my logo.

Graphik created by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

- GANESH CHATURTHI (TEKBOLIWOOD MIX) - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: All instruments, Sampler, Mix, Treatments, Programming.
All chants are indian...!
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).

All rights reserved.
P.2010 FRACTION STUDIO (France).

HOTEL BELVEDERE & M.NOMIZED
- FACE ACHE (BONUS TRACK REMIX) - Mp3

HOTEL BELVEDERE : Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar, Guitar, Keyboards.
M.NOMIZED : Synthesizers, Loops, Evolutiv Loops, Treatments, Programming, Sampler, Electronics, Soundscapes, Reversed Sounds and Mix.
SEBASTIEN SARIAN: Guitar Solo.

Music composed and played by Hotel Belvedere and M.Nomized.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Fraction Studio (France).
All rights reserved P.2009.

Original version on new album by HOTEL BELVEDERE – M.NOMIZED 'Tomorrow With The Sound Of Europe'.
FSCD62 FRACTION STUDIO. P.2009

http://www.myspace.com/hotelbevedere
http://www.myspace.com/mnomized

M.NOMIZED

- SMOK MACHINE - Mp3

M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Programming, Loops, Reversed Sounds, Soudscapes, Treatments, Sampler, Mix.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Musc composed and played by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved P.2009.

' Photo: Smoke Machine '

From the album 'Hold Out'.

P.2009 FRACTION STUDIO.

- PEINTURE - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Organ, Loops.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded at Fraction Studio (date unknown).
'Dedicated to René Magritte'

P.2001 FRACTION STUDIO.

- TRISTESSE OBLIGE - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Piano, Loops.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded at Fraction Studio in (date unknown).
'Dedicated to Erik Satie'

P.2001 FRACTION STUDIO.

M.Nomized & Vitaly Maklakov
- BLUE BIRD 2 - Mp3

Music composed and played by M.Nomized and Vitaly Maklakov (Russia).
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Graphicollage by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved P.2008.

P.2008 FRACTION STUDIO.

M.Nomized & Vitaly Maklakov
- BLUE BIRD 1 - Mp3

Music composed by M.Nomized and Vitaly Maklakov (Russia).
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio.
Graphicollage by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved P.2008.

P.2008 FRACTION STUDIO.

- THE JELLYFISH - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Soundscapes, Programming, Sampler, Evolutiv Loops, Reversed Sounds, Gong.
HAL McGEE: Acoustic piano solo.

Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
All rights reserved P.2007.

" Another extract of the new cd album 'Love And Prayer' by M.Nomized. The final of this track is a 'wink' to Robert Fripp ".

http://www.myspace.com/mnomized
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/314/

P.2008 FRACTION STUDIO.

WAVE FORM - PART FOUR - Mp3

Graph:
Triangle wave: (t − 2 floor ((t + 1) /2)) (−1)floor ((t + 1) /2). This is the integral of the square wave. It contains odd harmonics that fall off at −12 dB/octave.

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Reversed Sounds, Mix, Treatments, Programming, Soundscapes, Electronics, Recycling Sounds.
Voices by Pygmy Baka.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
P.2008 All rights reserved.

" Fourth part of electronic dance music serie called 'Minimalist and Evolutiv Techno'. This music is based on loops, transe and danse. For this track, you have an hypnotic loop and a wink to Kraftwerk. Please, play very very loud... "

P.2008 FRACTION STUDIO.

Death of Salvador Allende

Just prior to the capture of La Moneda (the Presidential Palace), with gunfire and explosions clearly audible in the background, Allende made what would become a famous farewell speech to Chileans on live radio, speaking of himself in the past tense, of his love for Chile and of his deep faith in its future. He stated that his commitment to Chile did not allow him to take an easy way out and be used as a propaganda tool by those he called "traitors" (accepting an offer of safe passage), clearly implying he intended to fight to the end.
"Workers of my country, I have faith in Chile and its destiny. Other men will overcome this dark and bitter moment when treason seeks to prevail. Keep in mind that, much sooner than later, the great avenues will again be opened through which will pass free men to construct a better society. Long live Chile! Long live the people! Long live the workers!"
President Salvador Allende's farewell speech, September 11, 1973.

- LA MONEDA - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Sampler, Electronics, Reversed Sounds, Programming, Soundscapes.
Voice: Salvatore Allende.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved P.2007.

P.2007 FRACTION STUDIO.

WAVE FORM - PART THREE - Mp3

Graph:
Square wave: saw(x) − saw (x − duty). This waveform is commonly used to represent digital information. It is square wave of constant period contains odd harmonics that fall off at −6 dB/octave.

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Reversed Sounds, Mix, Treatments, Programming, Soundscapes, Electronics, Recycling Sounds.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
P.2007 All rights reserved.

" Third part of electronic dance music serie called 'Minimalist and Evolutiv Techno'. This music is based on loops, transe and meditation (Zen). For this track, you have an hypnotic loop with old analog synthis... Please, play very very loud... "

P.2007 FRACTION STUDIO.

LES PIKTOS...

PIKTO 31 - Mp3

If you are interested by this project, you can visit :
http://lemicrocosme.free.fr/mnomized/piktos.htm
Les Piktos - 30 tracks - 5 remixed - 1 unpublished (only for this episode).
You can download (free), you can see, you can choice, you can hear...
A special limited edition with two cds coming soon and will be produced by Fraction Studio.
Special thanx to Le Microcosme and Alain.

P.2007 FRACTION STUDIO-LE MICROCOSME.

WAVE FORM - PART TWO - Mp3

Graph:
Sawtooth wave: 2 (t − floor(t)) − 1. This looks like the teeth of a saw. Found often in time bases for display scanning. It is used as the starting point for subtractive synthesis, as a sawtooth wave of constant period contains odd and even harmonics that fall off at −6 dB/octave.

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Reversed Sounds, Mix, Treatments, Programming, Soundscapes, Electronics, Recycling Sounds.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
P.2007 All rights reserved.

" Second part of electronic dance music called 'Minimalist and Evolutiv Techno'. This music is based on loops, transe and meditation (Zen). Please, play very very loud... In this track, you can listen four or five musical themes, but the rhythm is already here. "

P.2007 FRACTION STUDIO.

WAVE FORM - PART ONE - Mp3

Graph:
Sine wave: sin (2 π t). The amplitude of the waveform follows a trigonometric sine function with respect to time.

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Reversed Sounds, Mix, Treatments, Programming, Soundscapes, Electronics.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
P.2007 All rights reserved.

" Hello guys, I start a new serie of electronic dance music called 'Minimalist and Evolutiv Techno'. This music is based on loops, transe and meditation (Zen). Please, play very very loud... "

P.2007 FRACTION STUDIO.

COLUMBIA FINAL AUDIO - Mp3

M.NOMIZED: Synthesizers, Loops, Programming, Sampler, Electronics, Soundscapes, Treatments.
Voices: Final audio recorded in 2003.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved P.2007.

' The Space Shuttle Columbia disaster occurred on February 1, 2003, when the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated over Texas during re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere, with the loss of all seven crew, shortly before concluding its 28th mission.
The loss of the Columbia was caused by damage sustained during launch when a piece of foam insulation the size of a small briefcase broke off the main propellant tank under the aerodynamic forces of launch. The debris struck the leading edge of the left wing on the number 8 reinforced carbon-carbon (RCC) tile, damaging the Shuttle's thermal protection system (TPS). While Columbia was still in orbit, some engineers suspected damage, but NASA managers limited the investigation on the grounds that little could be done even if problems were found. '

P.2007 FRACTION STUDIO.

M.Nomized & 8th Day Rebellion
- PUNISHMENT - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France). Thanx to 8th Day for its rhythms, very good. A track influenced by Massive Attack. A trip hop meditative music. All americans voices come from different archives (radio from planes, Columbia last message, Orson Welles, etc.). Love and prayer - M.Nomized.

8th Day Rebellion: Guest Artist.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Soundscapes, Sampler, Programming, Reversed Sounds, Treatments, Guitar.
Muslim Chant: Unknown.
Female Voice (reversed): Reading a text by Antonin Artaud.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Year: 2007.
Photo 'Tv Shot 11' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about 8th Day Rebellion:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/692/

Alain from Le Microcosme have sent for me, a track called Norman Ducky. A very ambient guitar music. This track is for the compilation C.I.I.A. N°4. M.Nomized like the track and go in studio for recorded and remixed Norman Ducky. Who is Norman Ducky? For M.Nomized this is a mixture between Norman Bates and a plastic toy duck called Ducky. Thanx to Le Microcosme for this pleasure.
Love and prayer M.Nomized.

- NORMAN DUCKY REMIXED - Mp3

LE MICROCOSME: Guitar, Effects.
M.NOMIZED: Soundscapes, Loops, Rhythms, Treatments, Sampler, Electric Bass and Guitar, Cut, Reversed Sounds.
MUSLIM CHANT: Voice Prayer.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio (France).
Original track recorded by Le Microcosme (France).
Music composed and played by Le Microcosme and M.Nomized.
Photo 'Norman Bates & Ducky' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.
P2007. LE MICROCOSME & FRACTION STUDIO.

Links:
http://le-microcosme.livejournal.com/
http://fractionstudio.podomatic.com/

Noise music is a sub-genre of experimental music constructed from noise as opposed to recognisable sound or pitches. "Noise" music is regarded by some as a contradiction in terms, because "noise" is generally defined as unwanted and undesigned or unintentional sound and music as the opposite. However, "noise" in a more general sense refers to any extremely loud or discordant sound, and that these sounds are often the basis of noise music. Secondly, as famous noise musician Masami Akita (who records under the name Merzbow) said, "If by noise you mean uncomfortable sound, then pop music is noise to me." Noise music is not necessarily "noise" to the listeners, although it is certainly "noisy" in the more general sense of the term. Practitioners themselves do not generally refer to it as "Noise Music"; they just call it "Noise", tacking the term "music" on the end is an explanatory device only necessary among outsiders.

Characteristics and influences
Noise music is loosely related to industrial music, sharing its DIY ethos, independence and ethic of using "non-musical" sources. Often described as "punishing and abrasive" by those with a flair for the dramatic, Noise music can be very loud and dissonant, ranging from the free-form extreme electronic music of Merzbow and Masonna to the more sculptured sounds of Boyd Rice and Black Leather Jesus, to the cold haiku sound-scapes of Ryoji Ikeda and Sachiko M.

Albums and non-noise influences
Lou Reed's double-LP album Metal Machine Music released in 1975 is an early, well-known example of noise music.
It is very likely that Reed was aware of the electronic drone music produced in the mid-60s by his Velvet Underground cohort John Cale with artists such as Tony Conrad and LaMonte Young (see the CD release of Inside the Dream Syndicate Volume 1: Day of Niagara).
A lesser known release, though perhaps more influential on this sub-genre, is Boyd Rice's 1978 LP, Pagan Muzak.
In 1988, RRRecords released a series of anti-records in which ordinary vinyl LPs and, in some cases, flexidiscs were physically transformed into noise records.

Influence of Dada and Surrealism on Noise Music
Many noise artists, both the original musique concrete and modern noise artists, share an interest in the ideas of Dada and Surrealism. Merzbow made Dada and surrealism in audio and visual forms. The Cabaret Voltaire (Zurich) was a place where Dadaists gathered for "meetings", which often involved reciting poetry made up of incoherent words, but there were also sessions of "Noise Music" held there. These usually consisted of the participants hitting, throwing, beating, bashing anything that was laying around, along with chanting nonsensical poetry. This was likely the first real Noise Music made for "artistic" purpose.

Mixing of forms
In Canada the Nihilist Spasm Band has been performing acoustic-based noise music for decades. The aptly named noise rock fuses rock to noise, usually with recognisable "rock" instrumentation, but with greater use of distortion and electronic effects, varying degrees of atonalism, improvisation and white noise. One of the best-known bands of this genre is Boredoms. This style is more like a "traditional" band compared to abstract or electronic noise and sometimes bears a similarity to grindcore. The name noisecore is also used to refer to noise-influenced hardcore techno or rock.
Fans of the genre sometimes distinguish between "harsh noise", the more well-known super-dense and abrasive sounds of Merzbow, Masonna and similar artists, and other loose sub-genres like "rhythmic noise", "power electronics", "free noise" and so on. Confusingly, some industrial techno sub-genres have very similar names, i.e. power noise. Power noise is comparatively conventionally musical, and is not to be confused with power electronics, the synthesizer based subgenre of abstract and experimental noise performed by Whitehouse.
One possible influence of noise music has been to change the way of thinking about what is "musical" or "unmusical" noise, and recently many different genres, such as techno and hip-hop, include some kinds of sounds that could be viewed as "noise".

M.Noisemized

M.Nomized & Yuroun
- SALAH - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. Salah for the Muslims is the prayer. The music and the chants are hypnotics. Thanx for Yuroun (very good soundscapes).

Yuroun: Guest Artist.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Programming,
Treatments, Sampler.
Voice1: Muslims Chant (Salah).
Voice2: Inuit Chant.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Year: 2007.
Photo 'Tv Shot 10' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Yuroun:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/551/

M.Nomized & Mental Anguish
- OPENING OF A WHITE FLOWER - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. An evolutiv and trance music based on "poppy" flowers. Thanx to Mental.

Mental Anguish: Open Loops 7 Directory.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Programming, Loops, Treatments, Soundscapes.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 09' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Mental Anguish:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/2/

M.Nomized & International Garbageman
- THE MYSTERIOUS MEETING - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. Imagine, aliens landing on planet earth. The first country for the visit is the Cameroon. Wouah! thinx the aliens. Strange alien language, ritual chants, hypnotic beats and exchange between two worlds. A communion and a mysterious meeting...

International Garbageman: Open Loops, Intgarb Loop 2-3-4-10-12-13.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Treatments, Programming, Sampler, Soundscapes, Electric Guitar.
Kora: Bass Guitar.
Chants by Baka Pygmy.
Music composed and played by M.Nomized.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 08' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about International Garbageman:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/17/

M.Nomized & Insecta Sonic
- A PHONOGRAPH FOR THOMAS - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. T. A. Edison promo sound recorded in 1906. Thanx for the first phonograph.

Insecta Sonic: Open Loops.
M.Nomized: Loops, Sampler, Programming, Cut, Remix.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 07' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Insecta Sonic:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/35/

M.Nomized & Hebephrenic
- EVOLUTIV LOOPS FOR HEADPHONES - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studios, France. Using headphones is imperativ...

Hebephrenic: Amb1 & Amb3.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Programming, Treatments, Sampler, Soundscapes.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 06' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Hebephrenic:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/1/

M.Nomized & Hal McGee
- A FUTURE WORLD OF SAND - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. The rise of the planet. Our planet...

Hal McGee: Open Loop Directory, Moogvoyager Sounds.
M.Nomized: Soundscapes, Loops, Treatments, Programming.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 05' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Hal McGee:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/3/

M.Nomized & David Fuglewicz
- YIN & YANG - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. Yin and Yang are famous symbols of the Tao & Taoism. They are the dynamic force of this track, constantly interacting with one another. Thanx to David...

David Fuglewicz: Open Loop Directory, Fm7 Native Instruments.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Soundscapes, Programming.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 04' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about David Fuglewicz:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/6/

M.Nomized & Cystem
- HEART BIT FOR GUITARS (PART 2) - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. The second part of this track is dedicated to Michael Karoli (Can).

Cystem: Open Loop Directory, Gtr. Ambient Loops.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Programming, Electric Guitar, Sampler, Treatments, Soundscapes.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 03' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Cystem:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/45/

M.Nomized & Blind Mime
- A GIRL UNDER THE RAIN - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. A girl under the rain who is late at a conference on the theme: Lysergic Acid. At the end of the party, the girl take a 'trip' and fall on a strange track.

Blind Mime: Open Loops, Guitar4, Organ2, Synth2.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Soundscapes, Treatments, Sampler, Programming, Loops.
Luc Madrange: Basic Sounds.
Voice by Timothy Leary 'Think For Yourself'.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 02' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Blind Mime:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/3/

M.Nomized & Arthur Loves Plastic
- FUNKY FLY - Mp3

Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France. Just a wink about musics as jazz or funky and the fly in UmmaGumma (Waters part).

Arthur Loves Plastic: Open Loops, Piano 1 & 2.
M.Nomized: Synthesizers, Loops, Programming, Sampler, Treatments.
Year: 2006.
Photo 'Tv Shot 01' by M.Nomized.
All rights reserved.

More infos about Arthur Loves Plastic:
http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/4/

Early influences

Luigi Russolo's 1913 work The Art of Noises is often cited as the first example of the industrial philosophy in modern music. After Russolo's musica futurista came Pierre Schaeffer and musique concrète, and this gave rise to early industrial music, which was made by manipulating cut sections of recording tape, and adding very early sound output from analog electronics devices.
Also important in the development of the genre was the Dada art movement, and later the Fluxus art movement.
Edgard Varèse was also a major pioneer in electronic music. His composition Poème électronique, for example, debuted at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair in the Philips Pavillon.

Industrial music

Industrial music is a loose term for a number of different styles of electronic and experimental music. First used in the mid-1970s to describe the then-unique sound of Industrial Records artists, a wide variety of labels and artists have since come to be called "Industrial". This definition may include avant-garde performance artists such as Throbbing Gristle, Einstürzende Neubauten, Coil and Laibach; noise projects like Merzbow or Sutcliffe Jugend or writers like William S. Burroughs and J.G. Ballard.
The term was meant by its creators to evoke the idea of music created for a new generation of people, previous music being more "agricultural". Specifically, it might have referred to the streamlined process by which the music was being made, although many people now interpret the word as a poetic reference to an "industrial" aesthetic, recalling factories and inhuman machinery.

M.NOK MIK ZEK

M.Nomized - Industry (unpublished) - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

The creation of environmental soundscape art, or audio productions based on field recordings of nature or human environments, is one aspect of a larger field of interest known as Acoustic Ecology. The term acoustic ecology arose from the World Soundscape Project, based at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia during the early 1970s. Founded by R. Murray Schafer, the WSP studied acoustic environments in natural and human settings, and has spawned numerous books and diverse careers in philosophy, urban design, composition, and theater. Virtually all of the artists represented in this greenmuseum.org sound art show have been fundamentally influenced by Schafer's work. One of the key contributions of the WSP was to develop a vocabulary for investigating and describing the functions, social context, associations, and individual or community responses to various sorts of sounds encountered in our daily lives.
Related to acoustic ecology is the academic discipline of Bioacoustics, or the study of animal vocalizations and the perception of sound by animals, and the recent BioMusic project, which explores the ways that some animal songs bear melodic or structural resemblance to human musics, and so suggests that music may pre-date and transcend human history.
In more recent years, acoustic ecology has taken a larger role in environmental advocacy. Beginning with concerns about airplane overflights, and expanding to include conflicts between motorized and quiet recreation, protection of "soundscape resources" is becoming a part of the land management equation. The National Park Service has led the way in this regard, establishing a soundscape office that works to establish soundscape resource surveys in parks nationwide. Most recently, ocean acoustics has emerged as a "hot issue", centering on the effects of manmade noise on whales and fish. Recent reports from the National Academies of Science, Office of Naval Research, and non profit organizations have called for the creation of ocean-wide sound maps and better research into the effects of human noise on ocean wildlife.

M.aNIMal

Visit: http://greenmuseum.org/c/vop/vop_artists.php

The music is composed from samples and recordings of naturally occurring sounds. Sometimes these samples can be treated to make them more instrument-like. The samples may be arranged in repetitive ways to form a conventional musical structure or may be random and unfocused. Sometimes the sound is mixed with urban or "found" sounds. Examples include much of Biosphere's Substrata, Mira Calix's insect music and Chris Watson's Weather Report. Some overlap occurs between organic ambient and nature inspired ambient. One of the first albums in the genre, Wendy Carlos' Sonic Seasonings, combines sampled and synthesized nature sounds with ambient melodies and drones for a particularly relaxing effect.
MNOMI

More infos:
http://www.dreamstate.to/links.htm
http://music.hyperreal.org/epsilon/links/
http://www.wendycarlos.com/

M.Nomized - Music For Treated Nature (unpublished) - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

Computer music is music generated or composed with the aid of computers. It also refers to a field of study that examines both the theory and application of new and existing technologies in the areas of music, sound design and diffusion, acoustics, sound synthesis, digital signal processing, and psychoacoustics. The field of computer music can trace its roots back to the origin of electronic music, and the very first experiments and innovations with electronic instruments and techno music at the turn of the 20th century.
Much of the work on computer music has drawn on the relationship between music theory and mathematics.
The world's first computer music was generated in Australia by programmer Geoff Hill on the CSIRAC computer which was designed and built by Trevor Pearcey and Maston Beard. Subsequently, Lejaren Hiller (e.g., the Illiac Suite) used a computer in the 1950s to compose works that were then played by conventional musicians.
Later developments included the work of Max Mathews at Bell Laboratories, who developed the influential MUSIC I program. Vocoder technology was also a major development in this early era. Recently, MIDI technology has allowed personal computers to interact with synthesizers through a standardized interface, which has widened the use of computer technology.
Throughout the world there are many organizations and institutions dedicated to the area of computer and electronic music study and research, including the ICMC (International Computer Music Association), IRCAM, GRAME, SEAMUS (Society for Electro Acoustic Music in the United States), and a great number of institutions of higher learning around the world.
Zedminon

Le Microcosme - Computeur Music - 2007 - Mp3
P. Le Microcosme, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 019 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 018 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 017 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 016 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 015 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 014 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

M.Nomized - Ex Sonic 013 - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

Last Respiration is the new cd album by M.Nomized. Eleven tracks of electronic musics, ambient, experimental, etc. Recorded during the sessions for Tapegerm (usa) in 2006.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France.
Musics composed and played by M.Nomized.
'Dedicated to my father'.

contacts:
fraction.studio@wanadoo.fr

M.Nomized - Last Respiration (short version) - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

26 tracks and 26 letters from 'L'Alphabête'. 26 pictures or 26 little musics for film.

To each key, the title is A, B, C...
26 unpublished tracks composed and played by M.Nomized.

M.Nomized: Treatments, Synthesizer, Loops, Electronics, Sampler.
Recorded and mixed at Fraction Studio, France.
Mastered at Kora Moune Studio, France.

For click and download letters go to :
http://lemicrocosme.free.fr/mnomized/
http://le-microcosme.livejournal.com/

Produced by Le Microcosme (france). P.2007.

M.Nomized - Alphabête (unpublished) - 2007 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

C.I.I.A. (created in 2006)
CHARTER OF INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENT ARTISTS

VISITING CARD CD COMPILATION N°1 - P.2006.
With :
BIDOCHE MUSIQUE (Switzerland)
ETAT DES STOCKS (Belgium)
KODA! (France)
KORA (France)
M.NOMIZED (France)
OLI GUZUL (Germany)
S. GRUNDMANN-NEUBERT (Germany)

VISITING CARD CD COMPILATION N°2 - P.2006.
With :
BIDOCHE MUSIQUE + FRIENDS (Switzerland)
CLOVER LEAF (France/Germany)
FEDERICO BARABINO (Argentina)
HAL McGEE (Usa)
IGOR BARDO + IGOR KAIM (Russia)
KORA (France)
LIGHT COLLAPSE (Russia)
M.NOMIZED (France)
S. GRUNDMANN-NEUBERT (Germany)

VISITING CARD CD COMPILATION N°3 - P.2007.
With:
BIDOCHE MUSIQUE (Switzerland)
ETAT DES STOCKS (Belgium)
KORA (France)
LA FRESTO (France)
LE MICROCOSME (France)
M.NOMIZED (France)
OLI GUZUL (Germany)
PHILIPPE LAURENT (France)
SIEGFRIED GRUNDMANN-NEUBERT (Germany)

VISITING CARD CD COMPILATION N°4 - P.2008.
With :
BIDOCHE MUSIQUE (Switzerland)
BREKEKEKEXKOAXKOAX (Usa)
CLOVER LEAF (France/Germany)
EDITION JANUS (Germany)
GS07 (Belgium)
LE MICROCOSME (France)
LES MSIEUS DAMES (France/Portugal)
LIGHT COLLAPSE (Russia)
Mr EBU (Germany)

You can contribute for the future compilations. No theme, no deadline, send two tracks (unpublished if possible) in Mp3 format (128 to 192). Four or five minutes. Musics, sounds, poetries, etc. are accepted.
These compilations are visiting cards and completly free. You can scan the cover and you can copy the compilation for you, your friends, labels, radios, etc.
You can also, put on your site or your blog. The network continue…
Pass this infos… thanx!

Send by mail to:
fraction.studio@wanadoo.fr
invasion@hispeed.ch

Or on cdr, by post to:
Fraction Studio c/o Madrange Michel, 10 Rue Arthur Honegger, 77000 Melun, France.
Invasion Records c/o Joe Fleury, Po Box 70, 1752 Villars 2, Switzerland.

M.I.I.N Le Fou

CLOVER LEAF

Clover Leaf is a German-French artistic friendship-project between M.Nomized (Michael Madrange / France) and Siegfried Grundmann-Neubert (Germany) and exists already since about 10 years. M.Nomized has been active with his electronic music since about the 80's of former century. Siegfried Grundmann-Neubert has learnt to know computer-supported electronic music since about the same time. Both of them learnt to know and to love each other in the area of international musical-artistic actions. They always tried to develop new musical contents and forms. This lead to a special worldwide unique musical synthesis.
Member of C.I.I.A.

Discography :
- Harddance - K7C60 - 1999 - Fraction Studio, France.
- Harddance - Cd - 1999 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Bump Together - Cd - 1999 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Sexy - Cd - 2002 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Crossing Faces 1 - Cd - 2004 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Crossing Faces 3 (limited edition) - 2xCd - 2004 - Fraction Studio, France.
- Eternal Leaves - Cd - 2005 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- The Ten Sins (featuring Kora) - Cd - 2005 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- The Ten Sins (limited edition-featuring Kora) - Cd - 2005 - Fraction Studio, France.
- Soundscapes - Cd - 2006 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Expanse Of Sand-Expanse Of Sea - Cd - 2007 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Expanse Of Sand-Expanse Of Sea (limited edition) - 2xCd - 2007 - Fraction Studio, France.
- Expanse Of Sand-Expanse Of Sand - Cd - 2007 - Fraction Studio, France.

Videography:
- Sexy - 2002 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Jack The Offripper - 2004 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Le Corail - 2004 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- La Nature - 2004 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Clover Leaf 2004 (featuring Kora) - 2004 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Crossing Faces 2 (featuring Kora) - 2004 - Edition Neumann, Germany.
- Soundscapes - 2006 - Edition Neumann, Germany.

More infos, videos, musics :
http://www.editionneumann.de/index.html
http://siggi1.podomatic.com/
http://fractionstudio.podomatic.com/

videos on :
http://www.myvideo.de added
http://www.youtube.de added

Clover Leaf - Attraction (unpublished) - 2006 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

Minimal music has been around since the late 1950s when La Monte Young began experimenting with extremely long tones in his music. By the mid - to late 60s, several other American composers, among them Philip Glass, Steve Reich, Terry Riley, Jon Gibson, etc. , were writing works which could be categorized as Minimalist. As with much American art, Minimal music was (and in some quarters remains) controversial, yet it has profoundly revitalized contemporary music.
Though Minimal music dates back to the late 50s, its history and development is rather murky. The generally perceived notion is that American Composers - Philip Glass, Steve Reich, Terry Riley, La Monte Young, etc. - created and developed the style. There were, however, a significant number of other composers who made important contributions, Glass often cites Jon Gibson, Terry Jennings and Charlemagne Palestine (all participating in the vibrant arts community in Soho in the late 60s) as early and significant Minimalists. Harold Budd, Pauline Oliveros and others whose works could be categorized as Minimalist, were active in Southern California around the same time.
While not all Minimalist compositions are easily categorized, they are frequently characterized by the following elements:

REDUCTIVE STYLE: One finds a minimum of musical means. Early works tend to have fixed, even monochromatic timbres, unchanging dynamics and unwavering tempos.
REPETITION: A motive-a brief melody or theme-is repeated numerous times before proceeding to the next. The music is often modular, comprised of a series of repeated motives. Repetition may be replaced by extended drones.
TONAL OR MODAL HARMONIES: The harmonic language however, is often non-functional.
STEADY PULSE-AN UNFLAGGING, METRONOMIC BEAT: Gradually Unfolding Process: The musical process is in the foreground, readily perceived or understood. The tradional narrative structures of music (e.g. exposition, development and recapitulation, etc...) with their inherently dramatic tension and heights are absent.
ALTERED TIME FRAME: Durations tend to be long, especially in light of the reductive style.

These first four elements fly in the face of the avant garde and academic styles of the 50s and 60s, which made the early Minimalists personae non grata. The last two characteristics, the non-narrative, non-goal oriented structures or processes, and the non-colloquial time element, yield and entirely new musical aesthetic. For the Minimalists, form and content become one and the same. Form is dictated by the process which, in turn, is the content of the work. The reductive nature of Minimal music, repetition, tonal materials and steady pulse all facilitate the perception of the gradual musical processes. Irregular or changing rhythms, chromaticism and dissonance, variable tempi, in toto, constant change and variation of the constituent musical elements would obfuscate the musical processes and were, therefore, frequently discarded by the Minimalists in their compositions. The focus on what is normally considered the minutiae of music, those elements which are usually deemed incidental, demands new modes of listening and reveals an unexpected wealth of interest and detail.

Minized

M.Nomized - Wooden Music 9 - 2002 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

  Tape loops are loops of prerecorded magnetic tape used to create repetitive, rhythmic musical patterns. A measure of recorded magnetic tape is cut and spliced end to end, creating a circle or loop which can be played continuously, usually on a reel to reel machine. Tape loop effects are often combined with glissando, a technique wherein the playback speed of the loop is increased or decreased over time.

Simultaneous playing of tape loops to create phase patterns and rhythms was developed and initially used by musique concrète and tape music composers, and was utilized by Steve Reich for his "phasing" pieces, and by Karlheinz Stockhausen.

Pop musicians, most notably The Beatles, Can, and Pink Floyd, have used tape loops on their albums.

In the early 1970s, musicians Brian Eno and Robert Fripp created Frippertronics, a system for creating tape loops during a live performance. A few years later, Mission of Burma began using loops on their albums, and also began feeding snippets of vocals and guitar recorded moments earlier back into their live mix, thereby introducing live loop effects to punk rock. Experimental noise musician NON aka Boyd Rice played loops of speeches, radio broadcasts and conversations just under the threshold of comprehensibility in his live shows, starting in 1977. Since then, he's created loops to evoke a hypnotic, trance state in his audiences.

The length of the loop, of course, controlled the length of the repeated sound. On a standard reel-to-reel, one could loop, at most, a few seconds of music. Some were satisfied with this approach, but there were other methods to allow for longer loops. For example, one could place two reel-to-reel machines side by side and string the tape between them, using one machine for playback and the other simply as a sort of turnstile for the length of tape. By using this or other methods, some composers could create very long loops which allowed for lengthier fragments of sound. When recording his landmark 1978 ambient album Music for Airports, Brian Eno reported that for a particular song, "One of the tape loops was seventy-nine feet long and the other eighty-three feet."

Digital sampling -- which can generally provide similar results with less effort -- overtook much tape loop use, beginning in the mid 1980s. Some musicians and composers, however, continue to use tape loops for various reasons.

An interesting direction of the evolution of the tape loop is the looping pedal - a digital sampler built into an easy-to-use footswitch-operated pedal of the kind most often used by guitarists to create looping layers of melody or texture during a live performance.

M.Loopized

Dhismâ - L'Homme Au Chapeau Melon - 1979 - Mp3
P. Nirvana Studio, France.

 Mail art (dedicated to Baudhuin Simon - Belgium)

Mail art is art which uses the postal system as a medium. The term "mail art" can refer to an individual message, the medium through which it is sent, and an art movement.

Mail artists typically exchange ephemera in the form of illustrated letters; zines; rubberstamped, decorated, or illustrated envelopes; artist trading cards; postcards; artistamps; faux postage; mail-interviews; naked mail; and three-dimensional objects.

An amorphous international mail art network, involving thousands of participants in over fifty countries, evolved between the 1950s and the 1990s from the work of Ray Johnson.[citation needed] It was influenced by other movements, including Dada and Fluxus.

One theme in mail art is that of commerce-free exchange; early mail art was, in part, a snub of gallery art, juried shows, and exclusivity in art. A saying in the mail art movement is "senders receive," meaning that one must not expect mail art to be sent to them unless they are also actively participating in the movement.

There is a rich history of creative examples sent through the post. The most familiar example is the illustrations on envelopes carrying first day issue postage stamps, which philatelists refer to as first day covers, but mail art encompasses other "decorated envelopes" as well as a wide range of other procedures and media such as rubber stamps and artistamps. Mail art is traditionally, though not always, distinguished from simply "mailed art," which is art that does not truly use the postal service but is simply regular art when sent through the mail.

When the electronic telecommunications network known as the Internet gave rise to e-mail art, conventional mail-art artists came to refer to the international postal service as the 'paper net' or snail-mail net. When a group of these artists are in some way linked through their works they are collectively referred to as a Mail Art Network or the Eternal Network.

The Mail-Art Network concept has roots in the work of earlier groups, including the Fluxus artists and the notion of 'multiples' or artworks manufactured as editions. Most commonly, Mail-Art Network artists have made and exchanged postcards, designed custom-made stamps or 'artistamps', and designed decorated or illustrated envelopes. But even large and unwieldy three-dimensional objects have been known to have been sent by Mail-Art Network artists, for many of whom the message and the medium are synonymous.

Fundamentally, mail art in the context of a Mail Art Network is a form of conceptual art. It is a 'movement' with no membership and no leaders.

Mail No Mi

Click on (you can contribute to many mail art projects):
http://members.pingnet.ch/nbt/mail_art2.htm

M.Nomized - Evolutiv Loops - 2002 - unpublished - Mp3
P. Kunst Keller, Germany.

More and more old underground label are already on the web. You can download old bands, musicians, compilations, etc. All these musics are recorded on tapes or vinyls. Great!
click on :
http://www.borft.com/details.php?...
http://www.archive.org/details/zero141a
http://www.halmcgee.com/
http://users.skynet.be/redneon.html/
http://haltapes1.podomatic.com/
http://www.ebusmusic.com/
http://www.french-new-wave.com/compilation.php?...
http://bms_archives4.podomatic.com/
http://www.prionmusic.de/index.html
http://winnie_archives1.podomatic.com/

Love & Art Chives
M.NoMiZeD

M.Nomized - Circular Music 2 - 1990 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

KORA

Electronic music, experimental, crazy structures.
Contact : kora@cegetel.net

Kora: Bass, Keyboards, Treatments, Drums.
Contributions and participations with other artists as The Golozos, Vision De Korningue, No Unauthorized, Les Amants D'Hier, M.Nomized, Metalic Fuck...
Member of C.I.I.A.

Love end death M.Nomized

KORA - Epileptique 1 - 2006 - Mp3
P.Kora Moune Studio France.

Music Loop
In electronic music, a loop is a sample which is repeated. Loops are short sections of tracks, which you believe might work being repeated. A loop is not any sample, but specifically a small section of sound that's repeated continuously. Contrast with a one-shot sample.
Loops may be repeated through the use of tape loops, delay effects, two record players (cutting), sampling, or a sampler.
The first musicians to use loops were electronic pioneers E. Varèse and K. Stockhausen. But other musicians had used the loops as The Beatles, Terry Riley, Fripp & Eno, Jon Hassell, John Cale, Gavin Bryars, etc. Today followers including Stefan Keller, David Torn, etc.
Another approach is the use of pre-recorded loops. Use of pre-recorded loops made its way into many styles of popular music, including hip hop, trip hop, techno, drum and bass, and contemporary dub, as well as into mood music on soundtracks.
Programs to create music using loops range in features, user friendliness, and of course price.

Loops and love - M.Nomized

M.Nomized - Untitled - 1993 - Mp3

This label produce compilations, artists as M.Nomized, Koda!, Bidoche Musique, etc. You can contribute to many mail art projects. Very good music (electronic, ambient, experimental, etc.).
Member of C.I.I.A.

Contact : http://members.pingnet.ch/nbt/index.html
: http://invasion.podomatic.com/

Loops art M.NoMizEd

M.Nomized - A Long River - 2006 - unpublished - Mp3
(for Joe with all my tenderness)

Play with the Microcosme Aleatory Synthetizer
Download the LP
" Positive long-run zero "
You want to use the "Microcosme Aleatory Synthetizer"? It is virtually possible now!
Download free sound files from the "Microcosme Aleatory Synthetizer"
Those sound files are free, you can also use them for your own music!

POSITIVE LONG RUN ZERO Compilation

1 La Fresto Goodbye
2 David Fenech biiiiiping
3 Ayato Toy Coleslaw Salad
4 The Crisding Bladading Kriminelistic
5 Ptilou Remanence
6 Sinmalo Alors que tout prête à confusion
7 Ivir Tommassonn
8 Charly Wiski Menthol
9 Klimperei sense of love
10 Christine Webster Larsenik1et2
11 Boom Le spectre dans l'atome
12 Le Microcosme Au fil du temps
13 M.Nomized Base Secrète
14 Patrick Wiklacz Micro et électronique

vidéo
*Alors que tout prête à confusion en .rm (3Mo) ou .wmv (25Mo)

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Contact and infos:
http://lemicrocosme.free.fr
http://lemicrocosme.podomatic.com/
http://le-microcosme.livejournal.com/

Love by M.NoMiZeD

M.NOMIZED - Base Secréte - Unpublished track - 2006 - MP3
LE MICROCOSME

AMBIENT MUSIC is a loosely defined musical genre that incorporates elements of a number of different styles - including jazz, electronic music, new age, rock and roll, modern classical music, reggae, traditional, world and even noise. Cultural origins in 1970. Derivative forms are Ambient house, Ambient techno, Drum and bass, New Age, Dark ambient, Drone music, Lowercase, Illbient, Psybient, Ambient industrial.
"Ambient Music must be able to accommodate many levels of listening attention without enforcing one in particular; it must be as ignorable as it is interesting" (Brian Eno - September 1978).
Love and loops
M.NomIzEd

M.Nomized - Temple Of Death - 2006 - unpublished - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio, France.

You can find at Fraction Studio (France) more albums of loops by M.Nomized.
Contact : fraction.studio@wanadoo.fr
Or : Fraction Studio c/o Madrange Michel, 10 Rue Arthur Honegger, 77000 Melun, France.
Ask catalogue and infos.
Member of C.I.I.A.

M.NomiZeD

M.Nomized - Loopy Street - Unpublished - 2006 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio France.

Edition Neumann is a very very good label. You can listen, see videos, download musics, etc. Download are free. You can listen M.Nomized (electronic music, pop song, ambient) and Clover Leaf (a duet with Siggy).
Member of C.I.I.A.

EDITION NEUMANN
c/o Siggi Grundmann-Neubert
Gruener Hang 26
48151 Muenster Germany

Click on : http://www.editionneumann.de/index.html
: http://siggi1.podomatic.com/

Love and loops
M.nOmIzEd

M.NOMIZED - Jazzy Fly - Unpublished track. 2006. MP3
FRACTION STUDIO

You can download more electronic music by M.Nomized on Tapegerm (usa). Loops, music, collaborations with Hal McGee, Mental Anguish, Cystem, etc.
Click on : http://www.tapegerm.com/jamroom/bands/616/

Love and arts by M.NoMiZeD

The Tapegerm Collective creates loops for creative audio explorers. Gigabytes of loops are freely available in return for attribution and playing here and elsewhere. We exist by virtue of supporting artist donations, audio and loop CD purchases, and volunteer coding bees. Participation is free and encouraged. We've been expanding audio horizons for over six years. Listeners will find a wide range of music through an array of dynamic playlists sure to suit any mood or interest. Your comments are welcome.
Electronic, movie, Loops, Collaborations, Musics, Mix, etc.
Free download.
Click on : http://www.tapegerm.com/
Love and arts
M.NoMiZeD

M.Nomized - Christal Area - Unpublished (demo recorded during Tapegerm sessions) - 2006 - Mp3
P. Fraction Studio France.