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Runninthings Records

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Online Now IconsTwo turntables and a herd of synthesizers make up the arsenal that is DIV (Divine Intervention). Michael spins the vinyl and I add whatever I can whenever and wherever I can while I record it. Sometimes I like to take a feed of his master mix and run it through the vocoder on the MicroKorg. Once I find the key that the music is in, I can "chord" around his mix. It adds a strange, extra dimension to the overall sound. I also incorporate an Electribe receiving two separate signals from a synthesizers.com Studio 44 cabinet for odd percussion effects. Mike's daughter sings (when we can convince her) over much of our material. She also writes her own songs and has been singing and recording with us since she was five. DIV has released a limited number of vinyl pressings under the alias "Demerol". We may or may not make them available for purchase in the near future, along with future vinyl pressings that we are planning for. As a matter of fact, all of our original compositions (without the use of the turntables) that we produce using Sony Acid exclusively, are no longer than nine minutes or so for this very reason. Of course, there are times when the mix is going so well that it may last as long as an hour. Runninthings Records' website will also include material from my sister, an up and coming Ambient artist from Madison Wisconsin. I have been recording and collaborating with her since August of 2006 and hope to begin work on a new album project as early as this coming Fall. Also: Look for music from our previous endeavors, "Digistar"(another electronic act) and "Midcoast Bedlam". Bedlam was a strange, music oriented "art club" formed in the mid 80's out of boredom and an unsure feeling about where music in general was headed back then. I have done work with Matt & Tom (check out mattandtom.com) and also appear on many pieces recorded by Bastard Audio. You can find tracks by Bastard Audio by going to mattandtom.com and clicking on the Bastard Audio link.The 90's folk rock band Johnny Smoke was a group founded by myself and LG and Timm of Bastard Audio. Some Johnny Smoke highlights can be heard at the Bastard Audio page as well. - Kipp W
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Member Since: 21/05/2007
Band Members: DIV: Mike KippDigistar: Mike B,Mike L,& Kipp WMidcoast Bedlam: Mike,Kipp,Matt, Dino, Kraze, anyone who made more than three visits to the "studio" back in the day, etc...DIV is capable of travelling to perform. Time is not a constraint as we can mix for twelve hours straight! For booking information contact the real Michael Bolton at 319-431-4067. ..


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Sounds Like: Electronica, Ambient Sitting in front of the keyboards and scratching records is the way we like to conduct our business. We've known each other since junior high and just like to be in our zone. We get together as often as we can to produce our materpieces. Right now, the living room is the practice area and we keep the nieghborhood and household entertained. At least they like the music!
Record Label: unsigned
Type of Label: Indie

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Posted by on Thu, 05 Feb 2009 23:22:00 GMT

Roland V Synth

Okay - I had some cash back about six weeks ago and ended up getting a Roland V Synth. Many people advised me that it would be in my best interest, being into designing sounds, to purchase one. It has...
Posted by on Tue, 22 Jul 2008 12:42:00 GMT

Roland V Synth XT

  Well, Tuesday my Roland V Synth rack mount version is arriving. I am bracing myself for a lot of late nights with my nose buried in the 212-page manual. This is going to be the equivalent to ta...
Posted by on Sun, 25 May 2008 10:31:00 GMT

Future Retro Revolution

Back a few years ago Roland manufactured a gadget called the TB 303 sequencer.It was made to create synth bass lines. Well - It had such an aggressive, distinct sound that it became quite a hot item. ...
Posted by on Wed, 02 Apr 2008 14:06:00 GMT

Make Room for Ableton

We are at a turning point in musical history. The latest issue of Mixmag was like deja-vu as Bolton opened up the magazine Saturday. There was the CME Bitstream 3X and the Korg Zero8 control surfaces....
Posted by on Mon, 25 Feb 2008 09:18:00 GMT

Live?

Well - Mike has convinced me that we should have more of a "live" set up. This is so it would be possible to conduct something similar to a performance. The problem now is to figure out the best set u...
Posted by on Mon, 14 Jan 2008 08:42:00 GMT

Weird Sound Generator

I recently ordered a kit from musicfromouterspace.com to build my very own Weird Sound Generator. They actually made available a printed circuit board and included all necessary components and hardwar...
Posted by on Mon, 26 Nov 2007 13:16:00 GMT

Circuit Bending

Alright - There is a new movement afoot in the electronic music world, and most of you are aware of its existence. I am referring to circuit bending, and it has bit me now. Basically it works like thi...
Posted by on Wed, 24 Oct 2007 09:06:00 GMT

Dance Musics BPM accelleration

Back in 1987 dance music was lumped into a very wide genre - much like today. Acts like Keith Sweat and Cameo were all the rage at dance clubs (at least here in the cultural mecca, Iowa). At that tim...
Posted by on Tue, 02 Oct 2007 08:27:00 GMT

Homemade Analog Synth Update

The cabinet has been done for about a week-and-a-half now. I received the power supplies and bus boards yesterday, and I went home and mounted those right away. The engineer that will be wiring the gu...
Posted by on Tue, 25 Sep 2007 09:54:00 GMT