I Probably Will Not Remember You (Live) features Seigen Ono, Nao Takeuchi & Issei Igarashi on Saidera Records. The album’s mastermind, Seigen Ono, created this sound from simple, memo-like theme sheets, treating the space itself as an integral part of the arrangement. While the EDM track's four-track surround was pre-constructed, the live recording of this album was completed in just three hours.
A cathedral-like reverb was set up in the NHK Studio, layered over a meticulously crafted EDM track featuring Nao Takeuchi's bass clarinet in a bold fusion of dub, ambient, and improvisation. Imagine if Theo Macero of the 1970s were to greet a Miles Davis session in a modern studio.
This is the kind of approach he might have taken for a direct, live studio recording. Musicians only needed one take. Letting performers listen to playbacks would lead to strategising during subsequent takes, so to avoid that, even rehearsals were skipped. The decision of what qualifies as the "OK take" and how it is structured lies solely with the producer's editorial authority.
Seigen Ono - Keyboards & SamplerNao Takeuchi, Bass ClarinetIssei Igarashi - Trumpet & Keyboards
Tracklist
Total time: 01:12
1.
The spirit of kindness and friendship
03:51
2.
The vision of the invisible
20:06
3.
To your heart
03:43
4.
I probably will not remember you
05:15
5.
Images of religion
04:03
6.
Beyond the limited space
08:49
7.
A short dream sequence
06:25
8.
My guitar 5
08:00
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Additional Information
Label
Saidera Records
SKU
SDAi1019
Qualities
DSD 512,
DSD 256,
DSD 128,
DSD 64,
DXD 24 Bit
Channels
2ch Stereo
Artists
Seigen Ono
Composers
Ono
Genres
Jazz
Original Recording Format
DSD 64
Instruments
Bassclarinet,
Keyboards
Release Date
November 25, 2024
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I Probably Will Not Remember You (Live) [Pure DSD]
I Probably Will Not Remember You (Live) features Seigen Ono, Nao Takeuchi & Issei Igarashi on Saidera Records. The album’s mastermind, Seigen Ono, created this sound from simple, memo-like theme sheets, treating the space itself as an integral part of the arrangement. While the EDM track's four-track surround was pre-constructed, the live recording of this album was completed in just three hours.
A cathedral-like reverb was set up in the NHK Studio, layered over a meticulously crafted EDM track featuring Nao Takeuchi's bass clarinet in a bold fusion of dub, ambient, and improvisation. Imagine if Theo Macero of the 1970s were to greet a Miles Davis session in a modern studio.
This is the kind of approach he might have taken for a direct, live studio recording. Musicians only needed one take. Letting performers listen to playbacks would lead to strategising during subsequent takes, so to avoid that, even rehearsals were skipped. The decision of what qualifies as the "OK take" and how it is structured lies solely with the producer's editorial authority.
Seigen Ono - Keyboards & SamplerNao Takeuchi, Bass ClarinetIssei Igarashi - Trumpet & Keyboards