Dense layers of slowly evolving sounds. Trance inducing soundscapes. The melodies inherent in natural sound... I use techniques of layered looping, extreme time stretching and granulation, using bowed/struck metal, other found objects, and the spoken word to create slowly evolving soundscapes, generally with a more tonal than noise feel to them. I perform live with musicians and spoken word artists as sound sources.
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The Fretboard Journal
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Luke Hammond
FCSS-FESC
Karen Larkin
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Pamela Callahan
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ECED
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@GoNaturalEng
DanSenSei
Mike Robertson
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Richa
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O Foundation
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Chapman Woodriff
Sound Advice
Advanced English
None
Mark Frobose
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Daniel Hinkley
Michael Korsx
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Kim Bowman
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BanDais
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