Would be absolutely amazing to do an album with Trent. You both are God's and pioneers of industrial music in your own ways. If you collaborated it would be epic
I haven't seen this! Or these mask contraptions. I saw you in Camden, London about this time, and I don't recall them being there. Now I need to delve back into your discog..
I have to admit that I haven't heard a more original industrial than the one you make Tristan, in a long time. Just keep going the same way...And masks are cool if you apply them well. The best mask in my opinion is the one that has a water pipe for extension....🥸🥵🥶
I'm thinking like a programmer with no mech engineering knowledge or experience: I see you having to hop between masks to have different sounds, and I think, "man... what if you had some kind of rig that swaps the end of a single mask out with each different effect-device, such that you don't have to struggle to speed-faceplant from one to the other without breaking your nose?" lol. I guess it'd be more expensive and prone to failure, plus maybe it'd be more difficult to get a good seal at that point of connection, but just a thought!
Mate, this is part of the show, it's obvious that he can simply his rig if he wants, but would be less impressive for sure, and similar to anyone else doing an electronic hardware live set
@@victorgilcabanas3282 I see your point. I don't know if I would really call it a simplification from a machining standpoint. I think it would probably be just as, if not more, impressive to see the ends of the masks mechanically shift over as he swaps between them. But it's whatever. Obviously stupidly cool either way.
Dude, you are like the final boss of industrial music WOW
Would be absolutely amazing to do an album with Trent. You both are God's and pioneers of industrial music in your own ways. If you collaborated it would be epic
Tristan - you're a true Legend of industrial and drone metal. Very special and amazing in ur own way
This guy is leading this genre by himself. Gratz for the hard work and the awesome mechanical industrial sounds.
I haven't seen this! Or these mask contraptions. I saw you in Camden, London about this time, and I don't recall them being there. Now I need to delve back into your discog..
Love to see this now on UA-cam
This is absolutely terrifying. And glorious.
Been with you since your first post. Love you and yours! Stay alive till were dead
I have to admit that I haven't heard a more original industrial than the one you make Tristan, in a long time. Just keep going the same way...And masks are cool if you apply them well. The best mask in my opinion is the one that has a water pipe for extension....🥸🥵🥶
Hell yeah - love some new (even if it's old) content from A&P! Keeping Industrial alive!
We're witnessing a Legend of 20s.
This is inline with the ethos of İndustrial music.
What a total genius ✨
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I'm thinking like a programmer with no mech engineering knowledge or experience:
I see you having to hop between masks to have different sounds, and I think, "man... what if you had some kind of rig that swaps the end of a single mask out with each different effect-device, such that you don't have to struggle to speed-faceplant from one to the other without breaking your nose?" lol. I guess it'd be more expensive and prone to failure, plus maybe it'd be more difficult to get a good seal at that point of connection, but just a thought!
Multiplexer
Mate, this is part of the show, it's obvious that he can simply his rig if he wants, but would be less impressive for sure, and similar to anyone else doing an electronic hardware live set
@@victorgilcabanas3282 I see your point. I don't know if I would really call it a simplification from a machining standpoint. I think it would probably be just as, if not more, impressive to see the ends of the masks mechanically shift over as he swaps between them. But it's whatever. Obviously stupidly cool either way.
The only person on earth I find impressive is this guy