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Had a few ideas from Faux Foe's "25" (last week, with permission), wanted to re-explore dummy clips. Looper too. Fun times.
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I'll say! This is fantastic: details, please.
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Not sure that's particularly helpful. I had three banks for dummy clips, each bank had two chains in it, so I improvised with those somewhat. Then added some automation for the looper (return a), and did some stuff. When I made the source I spliced – essentially at random – Alice's "25" with a short piece I made a while ago taken from field recordings of Melbourne, and a phone conversation that I recorded.
Effects were things like filters/auto filter, delays, M4L Spectral Delay, M4L Space Echo, etc. Some of the dummy clips had automation of parameters included too.
Brilliant! Lots of nice details to listen to, and a lot of interesting sounds happening.
an awesome sonic adventure. Very good stuff!
Thanks!
Brilliant! Lots of nice details to listen to, and a lot of interesting sounds happening.
Hah, thanks muchly.
The way the sounds morph into each other here is great. Also, the idea of improvisation is cool, I don't do that very often, i think only 2 this year. Maybe i'll try this next week. Thanks!
Damn, the more I listen to this, the better it gets.
The way the sounds morph into each other here is great. Also, the idea of improvisation is cool, I don't do that very often, i think only 2 this year. Maybe i'll try this next week. Thanks!
Yeah, improvising within a tightly constrained system is pretty fun.
