CarlsWork, Depression, Music, Noise, Take Me To The Hospital
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#1 by clinock on March 26, 2017 - 3:37 am
This is fabulous Carl, you’ve found a new art form for yourself. I want to make sound paintings too, how do i begin and what do i need?
#2 by Carl on March 26, 2017 - 11:28 am
Oh, my goodness, John! My Bachelor’s degree was in music composition, but by the time I graduated, I was a failure, so it has taken years to come back. Electronic music in my day was a razor blade, reel to reel machine, and bland sympathizers.
It’s far more now, and much more accessible. I took a course through Coursera, called Survey of Music Technology, taught by a professor from Georgia Institute of Technology, and I am having a huge blast!
This is just a study, and I messed it up, but I am having a blast.
#3 by calvin on March 26, 2017 - 9:42 am
Don’t take this the wrong. But I’ve already sat through a weeks worth of Fellini moves once in my life. So I already had my inoculation shot.
#4 by Carl on March 26, 2017 - 11:24 am
This was just as it says, a study, and I’m a bad student. I jammed too much shit in there. I’ve got work to do…Miles to go…
#5 by calvin on March 26, 2017 - 7:23 pm
Art, and being creative is not about end product as it is the process in my mind. I thought it was good, but I seldom speak on a onesie. ‘Too much shit’, I don’t think so. A tried and true way of working -construct, destruct and reconstruct…..’miles to go’, the process, the journey -enjoy, have a blast.
Back in the early eighties (eighty-one I think). Brian Eno and David Bryne collaborated on ‘My Life in the Bush of Ghosts’, that was a blast, as there really wasn’t anyone experimenting with arranging and composing music with found sound. Even the punkers took notice.