Re: [microsound] texture as narrative

[taylor deupree <taylor@xxxxxxx>]

> i have always enjoyed when one listens to a loop, even  if it is the same
> sound, that doesn't physically change.. the perception of the sound
> changes, depending on when your focus begins.. this is especially true with
> sounds with a rhythmic element to it.


a great example of this is *0's remix on kim's "blue cubism" cd... 
it's just one sound repeated over and over for a few minutes.. and as 
you listen it becomes so mesmerizing that not only does your 
perception of it's start point change but the sound itself, to me 
anyway, becomes very vocal.. and i hear words!...

taylor,

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