Come away death, etc. a unique palette.

[furtwaengler]

Sorry, I know this is weird, but I listened to the entire thing and thought it was strangely beautiful. It was a failed attempt to record from a DVD Finzi's "Let Us Garlands Bring" and a scene from Fidelio (Beethoven). I would be so technically depraved to come up with such an odd result!

This has to do with my suddenly wanting to share this and this.

(What am I here for???)

!

[littletune]

A little scary and cool  It's like it was coming from another world! I know why I think there must be some kind of a black hole or something close to where you were recording this And then the sound got pulled into the black hole and got distorted! Maybe someone from another world wanted to listen to your DVD too, so they created a little black hole and pulled the sound through it into their universe!     

[birba]

O H   M Y   G O D!!!!  creepy

[pianowolfi]

This is really interesting. I think they use effects like this in techno or trance.

[rachfan]

Hi Dave,

This sound is like an altered state where one can hear, but cannot hear.  It seems like a stepping stone toward an aural glimpse into the afterlife.

David

[keyboardclass]

Bit monotonous.  I enjoyed it for several minutes.  I'll bet there's thousands of works like it out there - many going unlistened to!

[furtwaengler]

Bit monotonous. 

Yes, I performed some experiments doing deliberately what I did here as an accident. Monotonous, and even monotonous. I still don't know why this happened, but I wonder if it has something to do with Vista's restrictions. 

[go12_3]

After 10 seconds of listening.....I had to turn it off!  My word! I thought my heart and ears were going insane!!!!!!!!       

[furtwaengler]

After 10 seconds of listening.....I had to turn it off!  My word! I thought my heart and ears were going insane!!!!!!!!       

Yes, a strange experience, and all of it an accident.

This was not an accident, but experimenting on the accident:

https://www.mediafire.com/?f9eutwa44e7cm9y

Monotonous, in that no matter the dynamic or pitch, it is all in the same range. It is all piano and background noise, and whatever this thing does, it creates a constantly repeating sound palette. Used for this was an improvisation I already posted some time ago. It must be what a coma sounds like...or stars millions of light years away...whatever it is, good for you if you can endure much of it!

[littletune]

Yes, a strange experience, and all of it an accident.

This was not an accident, but experimenting on the accident:

https://www.mediafire.com/?f9eutwa44e7cm9y

Monotonous, in that no matter the dynamic or pitch, it is all in the same range. It is all piano and background noise, and whatever this thing does, it creates a constantly repeating sound palette. Used for this was an improvisation I already posted some time ago. It must be what a coma sounds like...or stars millions of light years away...whatever it is, good for you if you can endure much of it!

I just listened to all of this now (before I just listened to a few minutes) and it wasn't really hard to listen to it, becasue after a while it became kinda calming  and it was like I could hear the wind and the sea and different melodies    (and sometimes also an engine like I was on a bus or airplane or ship), so I should listen to this always before going to sleep!   

[furtwaengler]

I just listened to all of this now (before I just listened to a few minutes) and it wasn't really hard to listen to it, becasue after a while it became kinda calming  and it was like I could hear the wind and the sea and different melodies    (and sometimes also an engine like I was on a bus or airplane or ship), so I should listen to this always before going to sleep!   

Oh, it's quite a feat that you got to the other side! But I must caution you about listening to it always before going to sleep...such a sustained frequency probably could cause hearing loss, which would not be very calming!