Bernard Xolotl

Digital composer Bernard Xolotl was created in France in 1951. As a teenager, he was launched to digital music through the functions of musique concrète composers like Pierre Henry and Pierre Schaeffer, although he discovered the first recordings of Red Floyd to be more inspirational; he remaining home at age group 17 to visit the world, on the way befriending numbers including Klaus Schulze, Terry Riley, La Monte Small and Manuel Goettsching. Through the early 1970s Xolotl started creating music of his personal, employed in studios across European countries as well as the U.S. before settling in California in 1974; there he gradually built his personal studio, 2 yrs later producing his documented debut with Music by Xolotl. Trip for an Oracle, a cooperation with Bernard Largounez and Jean Baptiste Barriere, adopted in 1978, while for 1980’s Prophecy Xolotl teamed with Cyrille Verdeaux. Come back from the Golden Mean adopted, and in 1983 he finished focus on Procession; with Last Influx, Xolotl — longer connected with his focus on your guitar synthesizer — extended his musical palette to bring in the Yamaha CS60, the PPG Influx 2.2, the Korg Monopoly, the Pro-One, the ARP Sequencer and vocoder. After an extended absence from documenting, he resurfaced in 1991 with Mexecho; Tristany implemented in 1997.