Re: [microsound] projects...

[Ryan Dunn <holyloki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

i'm all about it.  there are lots of open source or virtually public 
sound sources out there if you're clever.  also, i duly approve the use 
of small enough snippets or overly processed bits that could near 
impossibly be identified.
-ryan dunn
http://www.liscentric.com

On Sep 12, 2004, at 2:36 PM, visa wrote:

> Hi,
> there hasn't been any microsound projects in a while, has there? I was
> thinking that it might be fun to do something related to the recent 
> decision
> by the us federal appeals court which ruled all uncleared sampling 
> illegal:
> http://news.bostonherald.com/national/view.bg?articleid=43259
>
> It would imo be interesting to do a project more or less subtly 
> opposing
> this ruling. Like for instance, doing tracks entirely from uncleared
> samples, but processed unrecognizable...
>
> Is anyone interested in a project like this?
>
> ~Visa
>
>
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