Ehcrik from Disquiet Junto by Subversive Intentions
I took the end of the recording and reversed to have a fade in. I then took two segments where the bells were the most clear, and patched them together. I cut a short section where the two segments came together and looped it. It creates a sort of off beat rhythm in one channel. In the other is the longer of the two segments repeated and drowning in echo. I just let the echo naturally tapper off.
More on this 178th Disquiet Junto project — “Emphasize the bells in an urban field recording” — at:
disquiet.com/2015/05/28/disquie…78-sepulchrabells/
Source audio by Michael Raphael, aka Sepulchra, who runs the sound-library firm at rabbitearsaudio.com. Audio used with Raphael’s permission. Track originally posted at:
Sepulchra – 150526-marienkirche
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| 42. | Ehcrik | 3:32 |
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