Does he play all the synth parts? Ive seen some pictures of him and it looks like he plays on a couple different synths.

I love Ulrich. What a pleasant surprise that there's a new album coming out in a few months!

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Originally posted by frankgrimes87 Does he play all the synth parts? Ive seen some pictures of him and it looks like he plays on a couple different synths.

He does, I believe, a combination of live synths and pre-programmed stuff. Some of his music is too complex, layered to have all the parts be performed live, it's largely studio music.

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Originally posted by Spirit5 Their both good. I prefer "A Strangely Isolated Place". I find myself having to skip some tracks on "Far Away Trains Passing By". There's some gems like "Nobody's Home", "Suddenly The Trees" and "As If You've Never Been Away", but a few of the others are just okay. The only track I really don't like on "A Strangely Isolated Place" is "On My Own". It fit well on Sasha's "Involver" but it seems kind of out of place on "A Strangely Isolated Place".

you missed the track called "...Passing By" which is a masterpiece also, just like "Nobody's Home"

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Originally posted by Quinders Justin Robertson pres. Revtone "Love Movement" are both excellent.

you can hear Revtone - Love Movement (Ulrich Schnauss remix)

on Nick Warren's new GU30 Paris

CD1 -> 39min mark....


...beauuuutiful!!!

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Originally posted by s3nate Far Away Trains Passing By is better IMO.

+1

Both albums are awesome.. but i'm listening to Far Away a bit more


his music is so beautiful, they put me in a good mood.

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Originally posted by Mycron you missed the track called "...Passing By" which is a masterpiece also, just like "Nobody's Home"

Yeah I like that track too, forgot it....

I like his more melodic, sublime..bittersweet type music, vs. the more experimental sounding stuff that kind of reminds me of Boards Of Canada, but that's only a few tracks on that album that are like that.