Tokyo Bedroom Orchestra is an ambient/experimental artist from Japan. He uses cassette tape, guitar, and synthesizer textures to create nostalgic soundscapes. He posts "Music for the sky" almost daily on Instagram and has over 20,000 followers.
He explains his process, "I mainly make ambient and experimental music. I love to look at the sky every morning and then I'll go through inspiration and start sketching. I pick up one of the many synths I have, put it through my guitar pedal, and start jamming. Based on that track, I layer chords, melodies, etc. and I almost never edit. If I do, I might miss the inspiration. I know each of my synths offer great sounds. So, I want to use those sounds as much as possible. I only record five tracks at most. If I have too many tracks, I get lost. Simple is beautiful. I prefer mixing through a cassette recorder. My favorite is the TASCAM PORTA ONE. Finally, I re-record the track in Ableton Live and convert it to data. I am releasing my album on Bandcamp, so please check it out. You will hear the sounds of the beautiful sky".
Equipment List:
Sequential Prophet 6
Clavia Nord Rack 3
Arturia MicroFreak, MicroBrute, and KeyStep 37
Korg Monologue, SQ-1, Volca Modular, Volca FM, Volca Keys, Volca Drum, and Monotron Delay
Artiphon Orba
Casio SA-46
Stylophone GEN X-1
Bastl Instruments Kastle V1.5
Tascam PORTA ONE and PORTA02 Fostex X-12
National RN-Z88
Ableton Live 10
ProTools 12
Hologram Electronics Microcosm
Chase Bliss Audio Mood and Habit
Empress Effects ZOIA
Obne Sunlight Dynamic Reverb, Minim, and Expression Slider
Strymon TimeLine, BigSky, and BlueSky
Walrus Audio M1 and Deep Six Compressor
EarthQuaker Devices Afterneath V3
Zoom MS-70CDR
XOTIC EP Booster
Boss Digital Delay DD-7 and RC-20
Mooer GE20
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