MP3 Abstract Audio Systems - The Ivory EP
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Five lo-fi soft pieces recorded using a hand-held A tangible somber permeates this secrete but travels hand in hand with a feel of hope.
5 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Ambient, ELECTRONIC: Experimental
The Ivory EP Songs
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The digital and the organic have always fascinated me.
The former captures every tiny aspect of sound, ignoring nothing. This complexity affords a musician enormous power over the music they create.
The latter is the result of direct contact between the instrument and the musician. Each touch returns a tone. This simplicity affords a musician the opportunity to create in the rawest feel of the word.
But what happens when the digital and the organic met? This is the concept behind these recordings.
I wanted to explore what effect a primitive digital recorder would have on purely organic sounds. What colors and overtones would be added? What would be lost?
The contents of this CD was recorded using a Dell Axim handheld computer placed above the keyboard of a baby grand soft. None of these songs were planned or pre-composed. All the melodies you here were completely improvised. These sessions were subsequently downloaded off the Axim and manipulated in the studio.
It is my hope that the results are an intriguing example of the marriage between simple digital recording and organic sound.
B. Hudgins
Abstract Audio Systems engineer
July 2005
5 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Ambient, ELECTRONIC: Experimental
The Ivory EP Songs
Details:
The digital and the organic have always fascinated me.
The former captures every tiny aspect of sound, ignoring nothing. This complexity affords a musician enormous power over the music they create.
The latter is the result of direct contact between the instrument and the musician. Each touch returns a tone. This simplicity affords a musician the opportunity to create in the rawest feel of the word.
But what happens when the digital and the organic met? This is the concept behind these recordings.
I wanted to explore what effect a primitive digital recorder would have on purely organic sounds. What colors and overtones would be added? What would be lost?
The contents of this CD was recorded using a Dell Axim handheld computer placed above the keyboard of a baby grand soft. None of these songs were planned or pre-composed. All the melodies you here were completely improvised. These sessions were subsequently downloaded off the Axim and manipulated in the studio.
It is my hope that the results are an intriguing example of the marriage between simple digital recording and organic sound.
B. Hudgins
Abstract Audio Systems engineer
July 2005
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