Re: [microsound] re: playing the no-input mixing board (was: Cremaster?)

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also Jerome Noettinger + Lionel Marchetti...one of the best improv gigs I´ve
seen for years...really similar in attitude with Cremaster boys..

best,
alex

el 17/02/04 19:42, tk en krakowiak@xxxxxxxxxxxx escribió:

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> check-out david lee myers
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> Subject: Re: [microsound] re: playing the no-input mixing board (was:
> Cremaster?)
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>> i don't know the history of the use of this process either.... but i
>> was doing this with a cassette deck (feedback loops with left and right
>> MIC/Line inputs outputs, y-jacks and headphone jacks to create all
>> manner of clicks wails screams and gutteral noise farts in 1978 in my
>> bedroom at my moms house.
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>> On Tuesday, February 17, 2004, at 05:46 AM, ndk wrote:
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>>>> does anybody have some more info on "no-input mixing board"s?
>>>
>>> Never traced the history but it's pretty much exactly that. Got a '96
>>> album by a Japanese sort of avant-dub band Asteroid Desert Songs with a
>>> track done that way.
>>>
>>>
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