I think that both Drumm and Keith Fullerton Whitman are trying to make max/msp sound/noises with analogue synths that in my opinion is pointelss. Aesthetically "The obstacles" reminds me of Fennesz, Alva Noto and as a former Max/Msp user my works back in 2004 (and I am nobody), but in 2010? On the other hand live analogue sounds? go to David Tudor, Gordon Mumma and co back in the 50s - 60s. DEAD END. MY CONCLUSION TRY HARDER INVENT SOMETHING NEW OR ELSE BE ROMANTIC. ALL ACCEPTABLE BUT NOT THAT CD
Re 3 January 2014 Anonymous: Kevin played guitar, organ and a single voltage-controlled filter on "The Obstacles of Romantic Exaggeration." No analog synthesis.
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ReplyDeleteit takes time to listen alll the noise you're posting so i'll be quite slow in commneting them.
anyway even this one is really good!
I think that both Drumm and Keith Fullerton Whitman are trying to make max/msp sound/noises with analogue synths that in my opinion is pointelss. Aesthetically "The obstacles" reminds me of Fennesz, Alva Noto and as a former Max/Msp user my works back in 2004 (and I am nobody), but in 2010? On the other hand live analogue sounds? go to David Tudor, Gordon Mumma and co back in the 50s - 60s. DEAD END. MY CONCLUSION TRY HARDER INVENT SOMETHING NEW OR ELSE BE ROMANTIC. ALL ACCEPTABLE BUT NOT THAT CD
ReplyDeleteAlso never thanked for this.
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Re 3 January 2014 Anonymous: Kevin played guitar, organ and a single voltage-controlled filter on "The Obstacles of Romantic Exaggeration." No analog synthesis.
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