DJ Mondo’s Atomic Luau: Power Beyond

Smoke on the surface is just an inkling of what lies beneath.

This tune is an improv with all custom loops on the Ampify Launchpad app. It’s so easy with the Ampify Blocs Wave app and AudioBus 3.

Any AudioBus-enabled app can play right into Blocs Wave to create a pile of loops, which can be further edited for timing and length. The whole array (up to 48 loops) can be exported with a single touch to LaunchPad for spontaneous jamming with control over levels and effects.

I lost count of how many apps I used for the loops. Korg Gadget, Groove Rider, Troublemaker, Arturia iMini, GeoShred, iProphet. iWavetable are some. I even played the Novation Circuit through AudioBus for a few of them.

My girlfriend Naya dropped by for a quick vocal sample. Check it out.
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The Atomic Luau is a peek into DJ Mondo’s lab. A sound sketchbook of beats, rhythms and noise that will get inside your head.

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DJ Mondo’s Atomic Luau: Liftoff

Mars is looking better and better these days. Less noisy than Earth anyway.

And I hear the price on rockets is coming down. So that’s something.

The studio is still kind of a mess. But after the transition, I’ll be in a better position to do more spontaneous live streaming. Just in time for spring.

Check out this tune. Native Instruments Maschine MK3, Maschine Jam with sampled kits playing in sync via Link to MIDI with Groovebox (Ampify) on the iPad.

You gotta keep going.

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The Atomic Luau is a peek into DJ Mondo’s lab. A sound sketchbook of beats, rhythms and noise that will get inside your head.

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When you’re a cyborg adventurer like me, you meet a lot of people.

I met B’Hon and her lost tribe while I was investigating a series of disappearances near a forest up north. We hit it off after we took down an evil wizard together (he’s doing a stretch in an extra-dimensional prison right now). She even moved to the city so we could be closer.

This was fun at first, but her mistrust of technology became a real problem. She would grab a weapon and hide every time I turned on the TV. I’d have to calm her down. Refrigerators were a complete mystery to her. It all came to a head when, out of ignorance, she tried the slay a commuter train.

She eventually got homesick and I helped her pack.