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Re: [microsound] microsleepmusic
- To: microsound <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [microsound] microsleepmusic
- From: Arjen Schat <maskineri@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2007 02:41:29 +0200
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Recently I have done the same sort of project, but instead of 48
minutes I managed to create a drone of 8,5 hours.
http://cycle.stalcon.net
I can also recommend 'Robert Rich - Somnium', this is a DVD with a 7
hour and 4 minutes during ambient journey based on his earlier sleep
concerts.
Kind regards,
Arjen Schat.
Op 27-jun-2007, om 2:30 heeft João Ricardo het volgende geschreven:
> That's why I made "sleeping aid" a couple of years back: http://
> www.archive.org/details/sleeping_aid
> Being a long piece (48 mins.) it's likely to put one to sleep : )
>
>
> http://ocp.pt.vu
> http://operadordecabine.blogspot.com
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