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Those are indeed fascinating. I do find this a bit of a stretch: "Leaving the constituent elements untouched, the process imposes a new order upon them, reorga
by delinka 15y ago
Those are indeed fascinating.
I do find this a bit of a stretch: "Leaving the constituent elements untouched, the process imposes a new order upon them, reorganizing the sounds along a musical structure." There are parts in there that are almost certainly slowed after recording. The deep thud of the carriage changing direction (starting at 1:47 in video #1) is one such sound that I believe has been slowed.
I could certainly be mistaken.
- spiralganglion 15y agoWhat you're hearing is almost certainly the Proximity Effect: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_effect_(audio) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_effect_(audio) I used to record music for a living. I was really big on using natural sounds in unexpected ways. There are a lot of things you can do with creative use of microphones.