white noise, random clicks, feedback.
I like to start like a band would - tuning my instruments so to speak.
What do you open you sets with?
I'm a fan of an intro.
I haven't been playing much this year but a favourite in times gone by is a spoken word Alice in Wonderland Disney 7 inch story book (you know the ones that you read along to the story whilst listening to the record) that my sisters and i had from our childhood.
The narrator says...
"Do you know where wonderland is?
it is the place inside your dreams where nothing is as it seems...
blah blah blah
It's suprisingly quite dark and because the record is so old the quality is not great and there are all these weird cracks and pops. Pretty cool really
I haven't been playing much this year but a favourite in times gone by is a spoken word Alice in Wonderland Disney 7 inch story book (you know the ones that you read along to the story whilst listening to the record) that my sisters and i had from our childhood.
The narrator says...
"Do you know where wonderland is?
it is the place inside your dreams where nothing is as it seems...
blah blah blah
It's suprisingly quite dark and because the record is so old the quality is not great and there are all these weird cracks and pops. Pretty cool really
'My sound is the sound of two sounds making warmth'
sounds good!thew wrote:I'm a fan of an intro.
I haven't been playing much this year but a favourite in times gone by is a spoken word Alice in Wonderland Disney 7 inch story book (you know the ones that you read along to the story whilst listening to the record) that my sisters and i had from our childhood.
The narrator says...
"Do you know where wonderland is?
it is the place inside your dreams where nothing is as it seems...
blah blah blah
It's suprisingly quite dark and because the record is so old the quality is not great and there are all these weird cracks and pops. Pretty cool really
), but now i tend to use tracks with long drawn out openings to set mood.-
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