Duet No. 2 With The Singing Ringing Tree

via John Keston on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge via Audio Cookbook

"Bass Station II, Minifooger Delay, and gorgeous wind-activated sculpture recorded live in Northern England... The piece is only SRT for the first 30 seconds and then the BSII/Minifooger fades in. At the end the SRT fades out by 3:42."

"This was the second take on day one of my "Duets" recording project with the Singing Ringing Tree (SRT), a wind activated musical panopticon in Northern England. The sculpture was designed by architects Tonkin Liu and completed in December 2006. I played accompaniment for the SRT binaural recording simultaneously using a Novation Bass Station II connected to a USB battery. I also ran the BSII through a Moog Minifooger Delay.

NOTE: This is a binaural recording combined with a monophonic synthesizer track. Although it sounds great through speakers, circumaural headphones must be used to experience the binaural effect."

Update: the bird sounds are birds. A bit of a trinity piece: nature, nature through human art, & synthesis through human design. All nature in the end.