Workshop

components. Cardboard boxes, metal plates leftovers, wires of all kinds and lenghts, plastic buckets, bottles with chemicals, cans with colors, 

floor provide nice natural reverb and I finally got myself down here with my ZOOM H2n recorder and recorded everything and anything that 

Bangs, strokes, rustles, noises, slithers came from all directions for the next almost an hour. When I had circled the room few times, I took the microphone closer to the shelves and recorded another sets with less ambience and more detail - screwdrivers, spanners, boxes with screws, shims, matrixes and also an orchestra of binder, defroster cans...  

In contrary to my earlier "Toolshed", which offered similar kind of sounds, but of old, rusty, aged, obscure character recorded in a wooden booth, "Workshop" provides "present" sounds - it feels more industrial with a coldness of larger space and concrete and metal. I am sure, that few of you are able to get pretty interesting stuff out of it. In my opinion, lot of sounds from "Workshop" is so inspirational, that it is really easy to build weird, interesting rhythmic patterns with even  one of its 17 sample sets. I took my time to create dry and also wet versions of these and added some FX patches as well.

Enjoy playing the Workshop, friends !