Re: [microsound] failure

[taylor deupree <taylor@xxxxxxx>]

> to me thin sounds are sounds that dont gel - ie the music is made up 
> of sounds that sound separate to each other, like playing two sounds 
> that clearly were recorded in different types of rooms.
>
> a lot of really old crappy acid sounds thin because of lack of 
> layers and the way all the instruments sound completely different.


definitely a matter of opinion.. but perhaps a differing (is that a 
word?) definition..

to me thin sounds are pretty much the staple of most of the artists i 
listen to... like ryoji ikeda, noto, richard chartier, kim cascone... 
oval.. etc.. small little clicks, pops, sine waves and things like 
that..

whatever..

taylor,


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