Omega Ronin: Computations and Whatnot | Song (2024)
Computations and Whatnot is a 2024 Omega Ronin electronic single from the album Sirens. This experimental cinematic piece is meant to represent 1970s mainframe computers in space in the year 1,000,000. Recorded from a Moog Matriarch.
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Artist: Omega Ronin
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Album: Sirens (2024)
- Release Date: 10/11/2024
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Length: 1:26
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Mood: experimental electronic cinema music
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Omega Ronin: Computations and Whatnot Song Commentary
Sirens is the first Omega Ronin album where I crafted these little interludes to play in between the bigger songs. Computations and Whatnot is a drone that I recorded from the Matriarch in one of my late-night summer recording sessions for Sirens. I dialed in the weird effects by plugging this thing into that thing and hit record to capture the magic.
There are a lot of drones scattered throughout the album, and I think that adds a lot of character.
Computations and Whatnot - FAQ
Q: Who is the artist of “Computations and Whatnot”?
A: Omega Ronin, an independent synthwave and electronic producer creating cinematic, retro-futuristic soundscapes inspired by 1980s sci-fi and action.
Q: What genre is “Computations and Whatnot”?
A: Experimental electronic cinema music.
Q: What inspired “Computations and Whatnot”?
A: Blade Runner mixed with 1970s computer terminals. I love both of those things, and in my mind, this is what they sound like.
Q: Where can I listen to it?
A: Stream it on Bandcamp, Spotify, or right here on OmegaRonin.com.
