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This is 'extreme bells'. There is a severity of bells. It's an experiment in varying some simple bell sounds, adding and playing around with resonance and other sonic textures.
The original mix was VERY loud. I've rendered it down 3 times by 50% each time, to bring it to current levels.
The mix has had realtime tweaks, as the piece progressed, so in some ways it's produced in a similar way to Michael2's recent experimental offerings, although it was not produced using Gleetchlabs 2, but Audiomulch. I used an exisiting example 'machine' and made it my own, tweaking things, in real time, that are not repeatable 100%.
The original mix was VERY loud. I've rendered it down 3 times by 50% each time, to bring it to current levels.
The mix has had realtime tweaks, as the piece progressed, so in some ways it's produced in a similar way to Michael2's recent experimental offerings, although it was not produced using Gleetchlabs 2, but Audiomulch. I used an exisiting example 'machine' and made it my own, tweaking things, in real time, that are not repeatable 100%.
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michael2
i'm in love with this piece. i was just sitting outside, playing this loud enough to hear from across the yard and it was an incredible experience. it is so haunting, and those sounds are so pure to me. strange how something so synthetic can be so natural at the same time. not natural like bells, but like the sound of being alone somewhere far away and you can hear things faintly in the air around you. I was in Big Sur one time and i could hear the ocean far away, and the wind and grasses and bees and it made a quiet sound similar in effect to this. great piece. really. do you mind if i run this through Gleetchlab and see what happens?