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Sunday, November 29, 2009

A Difficult Embouchure



A Difficult Embouchure by Jason R. Butcher
via fastheadache where you'll find the write-up
One more Buchla 200e track at Hassler/Butcher

So... does the image capture the track?
Posted by matrix at 11/29/2009 08:47:00 PM
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10 comments:

  1. Chef Barry11/29/09, 9:50 PM

    Sounds like a Cracklebox.....a very expensive one

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  2. Anonymous11/30/09, 3:04 AM

    Obscenely expensive and horrid sounding.

    I can dependably get just as shitty a sound out of free software.

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  3. Doktor Future11/30/09, 5:07 AM

    This doesn't even sound like a Banjo at all!

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  4. REwire11/30/09, 10:05 AM

    A vintage 200 to make radio static? Oh the sanity!

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  5. Sequenox11/30/09, 10:10 AM

    This comment has been removed by the author.

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  6. Unknown11/30/09, 10:23 AM

    But the image is nice :-)

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  7. MrLonghair11/30/09, 10:37 AM

    It's too "modern art" of a sound for me. Meanwhile, Blindoldman is perfectly musical and zen-like for my ears and mind.

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  8. Turboskin11/30/09, 5:20 PM

    I like the part where it goes squeeall clackiiiik grrrrr skreeetchh brrooommm hisssss

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  9. Christian11/30/09, 8:48 PM

    nice work jason!

    "I can dependably get just as shitty a sound out of free software."

    see that you do.

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  10. Christian11/30/09, 8:50 PM

    enjoy this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okc9FuHcFbo

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