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autistici - modified work environment
Release StoreTags: autistici, annie baxtor, wandering ear
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autistici - modified work environment (for annie baxter) > link
taken from the wandering ear - "Melt - Minnesota Remixed" compilation > link
artists were invited to rework original field recordings from the "Thaw:
Field Recordings from Minnesota" series > link
i worked exclusively with annie baxtor's recordings of "the office" to make this track | |
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01/25/07
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Fredo
Fantastic work, Autistici! I really love the organic electrical quality your work has. It reminds me a little of Boards of Canada, but I think it's more pure than their work. More elemental and alchemical. Not to compare though, that's a silly thing to do.
I have a very specific question... how do you make those sustained synths sound like they are generating heat and electricity...? THere is almost a granular quality, and a wavering of their sound... it just sounds like it is emmanating and it's an effect I have always wanted to be able to achieve. Any tips?
GREAT WORK!!!!!
edited: Jan 25 2007
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autistici
in this case
i took some rumbling noises from the office furniture being moved about
i eq'd out the bass
i put the sound through a long reverb
i eq'd some more
i played with the amplitude of the wave - giving it a random "energy"
i then put the sound through a vocoder & eq'd the output
then reverb, subtle delay and compression
01/25/07
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Fredo
thanks so much, man. That is fascinating...
01/25/07
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jdg
the side to side thing drives me nuts.
those 12k releases u have some excellent spacial location that for some reason isn't in this one...
still good tho! just noticing that.
01/25/07
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nicknotis
It's great to hear interesting synthesis being done with acoustic sounds. Nice work.
I agree with JDG about the panning of the scratchy noise. Last month I released a song that did a similar thing. Thanks to useful feedback, I realized the side to side panning was cheap use of the stereo field. It's a lot harder to do, but sounds so much more interesting to have sounds oscillating between the front and back of the virtual space.
01/26/07
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zfigz
I love analog sounds...awesome.
01/26/07
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autistici
useful feedback
i like the stereo shimmer when I'm listening on speakers - but i agree it is intense and disorientating when heard through headphones
i did find it harder to generate a full quality end result given i was working off a 192 mp3 of office furniture for the source material - the depth of sound was just not there - overall it was an interesting challenge to undertake
01/26/07
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dustmite
Very yummy! I really dig this. Very nice work!
01/28/07
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tonearm
yeah, reminded me of some Boards as well, but far more organic. very well realised and executed I think.
this really took me somewhere.
01/28/07
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populus
i agree about the panning in headphones thing.
otherwise it's fantastic. very good abstract representation of sounds in life.
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