Thursday, May 21, 2020
FLAME MÄANDER - Feedback, Vocal Processing and Drone Experiment #TTNM
Published on May 21, 2020 THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES
"This is an experiment with audio feedback loops to create resonances and self-oscillation. MORE INFO BELOW :)
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Setup:
- Headphone stereo output to mixer/recorder
- Mono/Left audio output into high-z audio input
- Control feedback with Main Out knob
- Control overall volume with Phones knob
- iPhone with NPR Podcast into line audio input
Slide the filter band faders down first. Let the external audio input through then, by looping some long triggers and then slide the band faders up slowly to make certain frequency bands resonant or self-oscillate. Self-oscillation can be reached abruptly though which might get loud, so try this at low volumes. The Main Out knob lets you adjust the overall feedback amount."
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