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My first contribution to one of Disquiet's Junto projects. See this group for more details about that: Disquiet Junto
So I had to use a single, continuous field recording as the foundation for a track and build on that sound. I had some dishes to do Sunday morning, so thought that'd be a kinda funny foundation to work from. Half way through, I looked out at how nice the day was and gave up scrubbing dishes in favour of sitting outside for a bit in the sunshine. I thought I'd run with that impulse, because it would add a bit of narrative to the thing...
So most of the track is me taking in some morning sun on the deck, with birds, cicadas, and a visit from one of our cats...
Most of the track is just the original recording, with a few changes in volume to e.g. accentuate the different sound environment in the kitchen and in the back yard. There's some granular pitch-shifting action from time to time, which I in turn loop at points. I added a synth chord progression after a lot of back and forth about whether I thought the track needed it.
A wee pic from the garden...
- Jet Jaguar (NZ)
Jet Jaguar (NZ) at 2.46 on February 07, 2012 23:32
@matthew barlow: Thanks! Looking forward to contributing more
- matthew barlow
- Jet Jaguar (NZ)
Jet Jaguar (NZ) at 1.43 on February 06, 2012 18:30
@benjamindauer: Very welcome, thanks for commenting
- Jet Jaguar (NZ)
- Jet Jaguar (NZ)
Jet Jaguar (NZ) at 2.08 on February 06, 2012 18:29
@Dizzy Banjo: Thanks, I thought something mostly minor would make a curious contrast to the summer soundscape
- Valiska
- Dizzy Banjo
- benjamindauer
benjamindauer at 1.43 on February 06, 2012 11:24
Beautiful transition from straight field recording into background musical elements. I love the softness of the chord progression underneath. Thanks for sharing!
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