Do you have obsolescent or semi-obsolescent stuff around? I bet you do.
Here I was just having a bit of fun visually recording some audio recording of some obsolescent or semi-obsolescent technology for monome.org’s latest community recording project ‘Exploring Obsolescence’
No micro-cassettes were harmed in the making of this video, but I’m afraid some circuitry on my ancient reel-to-reel may have fried…
Some Obsolescent Sounds from artpunk on Vimeo.
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Well done Cameron… Don’t think the “Ohh” is obsolescent… Its use is increasing in this current enviroment…
Hi Jeffy! Yep, “Ohh” is my constant companion!
So many old sounds… I remember the clock (we still have one too) ticking all night… was re-assuring… of what I don’t know…
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