Re: [microsound] texture as narrative

[taylor deupree <taylor@xxxxxxx>]

> >  has anyone out there dealt with this issue and found what it is that makes
> >  monochromatic material 'interesting' over long periods of time?
> >  (sorry if this isn't clear I'm still waiting for the black tea to kick in)
> >  KIM
>
> unpredictability.


definitely..

i think also that sound design is incredibly important.. the sounds 
have to SUGGEST more than what's there.. leaving a lot of room for 
listener imagination...

also, if done right, repetition can be very hypnotic.. which captures 
the listener as wel...



taylor,

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