Solo Bassfeder

• Bassfeder consists of one beat on the bass-spring, broken down into several hundred segments of the same length, each segment then placed 200 frames later than the previous;
• Feder Vice is research into what one could produce from the sound of a single beat;
• Geschichte der F. features Blixa conducting an interview with Andrew, and then using the speech pattern as a trigger for the bass-spring;
• Dingfest is an exploration of what a choir of 50+ bass-springs sound like;
• In Schlagkraft, Rudolf recorded lighting sparklers on the bass-spring and the subsequent cooling sounds; the voice of a German news reader makes an accidental appearance;
• 12 Rythmen Für Bassfeder uses selected midi-files, replacing the original midi sounds with bass-spring samples;
• Springtime is a melancholic score for bass-spring samples, string quartet, French horn and flute;
• Nux Vomica started out with the concept of a dub version in mind; every sound except vocals is in fact a bass-spring.

  Track listing

1. "Bassfeder" – 4:26
2. "Feder Vice" – 10:10
3. "Geschichte der F." – 5:36
4. "Dingfest" – 3:09
5. "Schlagkraft" – 3:32
6. "12 Rythmen für Bassfeder" – 6:06
7. :: "Salsa" – 1:02, "Beguine" – 0:22, "Cascara" – 0:32, "ChaCha" – 0:29, "Guaguanc" – 0:11, "Slowsoul" – 0:17, "Guaguanc2" – 0:45, "Mixed" – 0:26, "Motown" – 0:17, "Pasodoble" – 0:26, "Polka" – 0:23, "Samba1" – 0:32
8. "Springtime" – 8:03
9. "Nux Vomica" – 5:30