Re: [microsound] an interesting monolake answer/ Birchville Cat Motel

[Damian Stewart <damian@xxxxxxxxxx>]

emanuele de raymondi wrote:

> In reply to a previous post, I believe that laying out a score for a
> symphony
> is extremely different than laying out .WAV or .AIFF files and MIDI tracks.

I love to listen to and I love to make music that is made without the 
aid of sequencing devices, or at least with sequencing devices used as 
texture creators, rather than as rigid development-over-time parameters.

The best microsound-y music happens when you set up enough equipment 
that you don't fully understand what's going on, fiddle knobs until it 
sounds awesome, then hit record.

Anyone here ever seen Birchville Cat Motel live?

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Damian Stewart
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f r e y
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