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This is quite long but still just an excerpt of a longer session. It's just one chord but quite a few things are going on.
Another atrium recording (a session of 2 minutes, cut up into various 20 second things) is mangled in ppooll.
Since one "act" in ppooll is called Kafka, I added a nod to Franz in the title.
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i like the bit crushed noise throughout
Thanks, I guess it is a thing I cannot stop using. I am still not sure why this thing turned out to be so long, 
great work! one chord is sometimes not a limitation but the possibility to really be more free and go weird places. great harmonies and movements in the small space where it fits in this tune. very kafkaesque in a hard to describe way. like the track is absurd, moving around in circles, the voices are confused and talking to each other about it haha. really nice and fun to hear, nice balance too so it can go in the bg while I notice more and more delicious details.
great work! one chord is sometimes not a limitation but the possibility to really be more free and go weird places. great harmonies and movements in the small space where it fits in this tune. very kafkaesque in a hard to describe way. like the track is absurd, moving around in circles, the voices are confused and talking to each other about it haha. really nice and fun to hear, nice balance too so it can go in the bg while I notice more and more delicious details.
HA, sometimes titles manifest themselves, thanks for sharing your perception, it really makes me happy to read this.
Love it! Great atmosphere!
Thank you!
love the interplay of all the sounds and how they dance in and out of different parts of the frequency-spectrum 
horatiuromantic wrote:great work! one chord is sometimes not a limitation but the possibility to really be more free and go weird places. great harmonies and movements in the small space where it fits in this tune. very kafkaesque in a hard to describe way. like the track is absurd, moving around in circles, the voices are confused and talking to each other about it haha. really nice and fun to hear, nice balance too so it can go in the bg while I notice more and more delicious details.
HA, sometimes titles manifest themselves, thanks for sharing your perception, it really makes me happy to read this.
WahSp wrote:Love it! Great atmosphere!
Thank you!
love the interplay of all the sounds and how they dance in and out of different parts of the frequency-spectrum
I love feeling washed in these frequencies.
Thank you!
