Exercise for Buchla and Nagra from Giorgio Sancristoforo on Vimeo.
"Just a new improv with a Buchla 200e Modular system + Nagra IV-L as tape echo.
more at gleetchplug.com"
Also see Sonata for Unattended Buchla
Friday, September 24, 2010
Exercise for Buchla and Nagra
"Just a new improv with a Buchla 200e Modular system + Nagra IV-L as tape echo.
more at gleetchplug.com"
Also see Sonata for Unattended Buchla
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Giorgio,
ReplyDeleteAlways inventive, tasteful, and great to listen to. What electronic experimentation should be and so seldom is.
Woah, how does one set up a Nagra to do that?
ReplyDeletesounds AND looks great! Well done
ReplyDeleteIf I could afford that sort of gear I'd wear a nicer watch that cheap plastic garbage.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sounds and visuals!
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