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particolare della copertina dell’album “Heathen Earth – The Live Sound Of T.G.” (1980)

La pagina binaural audio files contiene dei loop binaurali (formato wave — download link archivio rar) che devono essere ascoltati in cuffia con un software che possa riprodurre in ciclo (loop) i vari suoni (un editor audio qualsiasi come soundforge o wavelab). Per una guida ai vari effetti delle frequenze leggete il file binaural.txt .
Questa tecnica e’ stata utilizzata anche da Throbbing Gristle. Ai loro concerti usavano due canali (destro e sinistro) del p.a. per diffondere frequenze binaurali. Non mi sono mai sottoposto per piu’ di qualche ora all’ ascolto binaurale (o biauricolare) quindi non ho idea degli effetti sulla lunga durata.

Dalle note di copertina dell’ lp “Heathen Earth – The Live Sound  Of T.G.” di Throbbing Gristle (1980):

HEATHEN EARTH

THE LIVE SOUND OF T.G.

the original channel allocation on the 8-Track master tapes was as follow:-

1. Rhythms (Chris) ° 2. Vocals & Echo Effects

3. Bass Guitar (Gen) ° 4. Cornet, Tape (Sleazy)

5. Cornet, Lead Guitar (Cosey) ° 6. Synthesisers (Chris)

7. Binaural Left ° 8. Binaural Right

Simultaneously to the 8-track master, a colour video recording was also made, the camera being operated by Monte Cazazza.

The sound Engineer was Stan Bingo

Those  present at the recording were:-

Chris Carter, Peter Christopherson, Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Jonas Almquist, Alan Adams, Rosie Antrobus, Jules Baker, Stan Bingo, Tom Craig, Monte Cazazza, Tana Emmolo, Alex Fergusson, Anthony Murphy, Kim Norris, Sandy Robertson, Geoff Rushton, Jon Savage, Martin Scott, Kevin Thorne, George Valls, Irene Valls, Glenn Michael Wallis, Peter Walmsley

THROBBING GRISTLE

copertina di “Throbbing Gristle’s Greatest Hits. Entertainment Through Pain”,
nella foto: Cosey Fanny Tutti

per info http://www.throbbing-gristle.com/

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