Monday, January 28, 2019
Making Music With Test Equipment
Published on Jan 28, 2019 HAINBACH
"In which I go to the roots of electronic music by playing laboratory tools, among them a 26kg sine generator.
I have had a fascination with test equipment ever since I heard Stockhausen's early works at university. The challenges the composers of that time faced were unique, both musically and technically. So when I first visited the Waveform Research Center in Rotterdam run by Dennis Verschoor an idea started in the back of my head, that I put into reality over the past two weeks: to have my own test equipment setup to compose on. This is the very first piece I made with this setup. I still have lots to learn, but I am looking forward to expanding and combining this with tape techniques."
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