SOUND ON SOUND

[Arpangel]

A quote from this video, I love this guys work, and he echos what I think for most of it, very inspiring, and he does this cross over thing, really well, combining noise and traditional musical devices in very interesting, and highly emotional ways.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nNJDomqHOk

[Folderol]

Interesting. I can certainly see the point of where it fits in with the images.

[Arpangel]

Interesting. I can certainly see the point of where it fits in with the images.

I used to listen to radio plays a lot, and there used to be just little snippets of sound, just to create "a scene" in your imagination, sometimes these sounds would be a mixture of abstract noise, and a few notes, it’s very powerful, in the right context, or it can create a context in itself.

[Eddy Deegan]

I liked the audio very much in the linked video. Much of it is not dissimilar to what I am intending to use my modular kit for.

[Arpangel]

I liked the audio very much in the linked video. Much of it is not dissimilar to what I am intending to use my modular kit for.

Yes Eddy, it was very powerful. He’d managed to give it a really "evil" edge, I loved the way he added effects, and one of the few examples "these days" of a modular Moog being used to it’s full potential.