transfem xennial musician
manic pixie dream girl ;)
beacon of love
belligerently nice
yes i’m bald, no i’m not a fucking nazi

hi i’m joelle, a nonbinary musician from WI, USA

here’s some of my music if you are curious: https://etherphon.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/etherphon

the music there right now is a tad old, but it deals with my struggles/realizations about my sexuality and gender, thus some of it is very busy and noisy because I had a lot going on in my head at the time (still do but yeah) and this sort of wall of sounds music was soothing to me at the time. I am now working on some more ambient music as well as maybe some vocal pop music :) I have a lot on my plate at the moment though

video art selfie :)
https://files.catbox.moe/e0qtt7.gif

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  • I didn’t want to make it seem like I was using it to promote myself, I guess I’m not selling anything anyways, I added some links to the top post so you can hear what I’m doing with it, there’s also a video on youtube, well two.

    The mixer is 32 channel (16 stereo) mixer with 4 aux send that I use as my main mixer now, below that is an E-mu E5000 sampler from the 90s, it usually used disks or SCSI HDD but mine is using an internal SSD with a mod, which is packed with a bunch of old sample CDs and a bunch of my samples. below that there’s a Yamaha TG-77 synthesizer which was the most powerful FM synthesizer of the early 90s, it has 2 6-op FM with 2 AWM elements per voice which makes some really weird and pretty sounds :) to the left of that top to bottom, is a Alesis 3630 compressor, which was a popular compressor in 90s techno music due to the nice snappy dynamics it give to kick drums! Below that is another 90s standard, the Alesis QuadraVerb which was popular with a lot of IDM artists it’s used a lot of early Aphex Twin, below that is a much more expensive reverb the Lexicon PCM-80 with a dual FX card, this is a very lush reverb unit to me it sounds so much better than plugins still today, there is really not much comparison. Below that is a E-mu Ultraproteus from, you guessed it, the 90s, this one is really cool, it is a ROMpler at heart but it has 255 different Z-plane filters, which can make some very cool and strange sounds out of normal waveforms. Below that is Behringer’s reproduction of an ARP 2600 because I can’t afford a real one. It makes a lot of great bass noises, effects, an ARP 2500 was used in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and I think the 2600 was used to do R2D2. That’s all the rack stuff, there’s a bunch more scattered around. I used to have more but I’ve been unemployed and have had to sell some off.