Re: [microsound] further in.. . . . . . . . .

[David Robert <david@xxxxxxxxxx>]

at times, whilst designing a sound series, I'm so zoomed in that
when I make a patch, save the original and then incrementally
alter settings in the sound's instruction set and save these "branches"
--> if i wait a day or so.. i can't hear the damn difference between
foo.wav and foo_alt.wav.
sucks because i know i spent time hearing it then. but the change is
too subtle..

++.david

richard chartier wrote:

> At 9.36 PM -0700 10.27.1999, David Robert wrote:
> >Maybe shorter sound sequences(formerly known as "songs")
> >reflect the fact that more attention is being focused on actual
> >sound design.  zooming in. {  { { {} } } }
>
> i think that's true... for me, at least...
>
> zooming in, to microscopic levels :)
> taylor,
>
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>
> i agree also ; )
>
> i have been increasingly fascinated with single sounds over the years...
> shorter "tracks" and pieces composed with few sounds. peeling away the
> effluvium : )
>
> "musique to be attentive to" perhaps
>
> richard
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