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Steve Burnett
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Sonar |
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Sooperlooper on Mac OS X for the initial samples plus half-speed and scratching, loop pedals (Akai Headrush E2, Digitech Jamman, Boss RC20 and RC20XL), and Moog Moogerfooger analog delays, MuRF, and FreqBox. Final result cleaned with Sound Soap and Audacity |
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4.40 |
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David Cooper Orton
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Tails From Ornithologic Notions |
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The birds of Penarth, South Wales, recorded in local parks, gardens and streets, accompanied by passing observers, planes, cars, scaffolders and bottle banks.
Field recordings by DCO: September and October 2007. Selected, edited, repitched and mixed: November and December 2007. Essentially a vérité re-presentation of real-time recordings, overlapped and juxtaposed for a little additional narrative flavouring, and perhaps a sprinkling of non-diegetic inserts |
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5.63 |
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10.02.2008: nick robinson (www.looping.me.uk) |
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Once again David, you've provided my favourite track of the project. Quite why you aren't rich and famous yet is beyond me ;) |
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Nick Robinson
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3:52 |
3.36 |
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brekekekexkoaxkoax
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On A Lark |
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Processed recordings of what I assume is the Sturnella Neglecta unearth tiny fragments on internal structure of birdsong |
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3.57 |
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Norelpref
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Italian Gulls |
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Originally I had planned to feature audio of a variety of birds captured early in the morning at Zaca Lake, California. However, I used my miniDV camera to get the sounds and unfortunately I couldn't get rid of the slightly high-pitched hum of the camera itself! I tried all kinds of noise reduction and EQ tweaking but to no avail. So I went to the freesounds
project (http://freesound.iua.upf.edu/) and scored some samples of sea gulls taken in Italy,which I remixed and concatenated for my piece. Some of the warblings sounded like a human infant, which intrigued me |
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2:50 |
4.53 |
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Ronny Waernes
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Four Birds |
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Recorded, processed, mixed during September 2007 to January 2008. resources: 1) a Vulture sound and a Mexican Parrot sound from www.grsites.com/sounds/birds001.shtml 2) a Red Watyll sound and a Say's Phoebe sound from www.partnersinrhyme.com/soundfx/PDsoundfx/birds.shtml No other sound sources are used |
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5:10 |
4.85 |
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Ben Powell
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Mank - View From The Nest |
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All source sounds are recordings of birds, recorded to minidisc then manipulated beyond recognition on a PC |
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4:56 |
4.63 |
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Rick Williamson
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I Send You to War |
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Pigeon Wings Sample courtesy of tigersound, taken from http://freesound.iua.upf.edu Improvised using a looper created in MAX/MSP |
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Fastus
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Ornomixicology |
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Live 7 / Cubase 4. Starting with various field recordings by Dominique Laloux (www.soundsnatural.be), I performed various transformations on samples of various sizes and re-assembled them into a fantasy soundscape. In this newly imagined context, the amiably chaotic choir of voices singing at and over one another momentarily respond to some mysterious influence that gives a subtly transpiring sense of drama to the setting |
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6.03 |
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Rinus Van Alebeek
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She Came Back Twice |
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Marlène Dietrich came back to Germany twice; once after world war two, the second time as a bird in Wuppertal, chatting with Orson Welles who reincarnated as a tune played by an icecream vendor. Recorded with a dictaphone in the garden of the grlfrn. |
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