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vurt wrote:can you record me four or 5 mins of tuning a radio.
What's a radio? Does it play mp3s?

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normal wrote:
justin3am wrote: "Talking about music is like dancing about architecture." Who the hell actually said that anyway?
pfft ...
everyone knows it was oscar wilde ...

it was right after he said :

"I have had it with these mother f**king snakes on this mother f**king plane"

~ Oscar Wilde, on these mother f**king snakes on this mother f**king plane
Ah, that's it. I believe this was part of that infamous 6 hour conversation he had with Mark Twain that produced almost all worthwhile quotations in the universe. Strangely, the specifics this conversation are largely dependent on which side of the Atlantic you find yourself on; it's a sort of international dateline and wormhole for quotation attributions. But I suppose, as Aesop famously said, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder."

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vespers75 wrote:
whyterabbyt wrote:I'm still waiting for Runtwhiner's take on TG. :shrug:
Indeed...he disappeared. Surprise, surprise.
cmon, he did ask for a few days to find the beat...
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Voidoid Surrealist wrote:Here ya go:
http://drop.io/radiox4#
thanks :)


anyone else got any more, or do i need a seperate thread in ee?
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vurt wrote:
vespers75 wrote:
whyterabbyt wrote:I'm still waiting for Runtwhiner's take on TG. :shrug:
Indeed...he disappeared. Surprise, surprise.
cmon, he did ask for a few days to find the beat...
Well, he initially was issuing the challenge to me I believe, and he didn't even acknowledge nor accept my response at all either.
"a confession without need of absolution, without need of redemption"

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well, yeah, i just couldnt hlp myself when he said "any genre" :oops:
and its always good to spread a little TG around.

i dont think your particular choice fits in with his idea of any genre, any genre means "elctronic music", apparently.
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vurt wrote:
i dont think your particular choice fits in with his idea of any genre, any genre means "elctronic music", apparently.
True, but...music made by electric guitars with active pickups and amplifiers/effects processors with internal circuits would qualify as "electronic" music, no? :hihi:

His intial challenge didn't specify electronic music either; he didn't mention that until a few posts later. Regardless, the TG style track would've been interesting, I'm sure. 8)
"a confession without need of absolution, without need of redemption"

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well, regardless, i have a feeling the Rottweiler ran off with his tail between his legs...

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vurt wrote:clearly the people posting here are interested in experimenting with audio in one way or another, so, i wonder if you have time to help me with a little project.

can you record me four or 5 mins of tuning a radio.
it has to be a non digital radio (damn useless f**king things) and i dont mind if you tune in and stay with a channel or bypass channels quickly and stick with between station fuzz, or any mixture of all of this :)

go on, it could be fun :)
Here is one, i did a bit of editing to it though and added a few FX, if its any use to you mate :)

http://www.mediafire.com/?y9oidpb69rg

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[edit]fack, wrong thread.[/edit]

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Voidoid Surrealist wrote:[edit]fack, wrong thread.[/edit]
Pretty cool experimental stuff there...

:hihi:

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A true Experimental Artist.

Hermeto Pascoal (He played with Miles Davis on his fusion 70's era)








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It occurs to me that if you can define -- i.e., fully understand -- something, it's no longer experimental
Wait... loot _then_ burn? D'oh!

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Jafo wrote:It occurs to me that if you can define -- i.e., fully understand -- something, it's no longer experimental
which is part of what many of us have been saying all along.
while ive been away from the thread ive been thinking about it, and my conclusion after listening to much of the "experimental" music available is that the one thing that connects it all is teh fact it doesnt neccassarilly follow the tried and tested rules of its given form. while progressive could describe what is happening, it s my opinion that progressive would need a direction, which again "experimental" doesnt have.
so where does this bring me, "freeform" seems to be the most applicable term i can find that allows for all the definitions without confining it too tightly.
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