Sudara's listening history
This piece is a typical example of my love for spoken voice.
I used to go thrift store hopping and try and collect all tapes and records I could get my hands on that had spoken voice. I used to drive around listening to these, and to christian…
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This piece is a typical example of my love for spoken voice.
I used to go thrift store hopping and try and collect all tapes and records I could get my hands on that had spoken voice. I used to drive around listening to these, and to christian…
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Plucking of the "wrong side of the strings" on my jazz guitar. Rhythm made with an espresso machine.
I tried to do 2 main things here:
1) Create harmony with spoken voice, via pitch shifting (Did the first part of the program disturb you…
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Plucking of the "wrong side of the strings" on my jazz guitar. Rhythm made with an espresso machine.
I tried to do 2 main things here:
1) Create harmony with spoken voice, via pitch shifting (Did the first part of the program disturb you…
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I used to be into interviewing folks I knew about anything and everything, just to get "good source" for audio experimentation. I was very much into making pieces using plain spoken voice, and was (and still am) very fascinated with the effects…
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I used to be into interviewing folks I knew about anything and everything, just to get "good source" for audio experimentation. I was very much into making pieces using plain spoken voice, and was (and still am) very fascinated with the effects…
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I used to be into interviewing folks I knew about anything and everything, just to get "good source" for audio experimentation. I was very much into making pieces using plain spoken voice, and was (and still am) very fascinated with the effects…
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I wanted to play more directly with noise of various kinds so this piece focuses less on techniques and fancy plugins and more on selection & arrangement of sounds.
I spent many hours going through Reaktor ensembles I've downloaded searching…
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