Other Mixes By whaleshrubbery
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Alternative - Punk
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Alternative - Indie Rock
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Theme - Alternating DJ
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Mixed Genre
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Mixed Genre
Instrumental
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Kaki King | Gay Sons of Lesbian Mothers | |
| The Album Leaf | Lamplight | |
| Jean Michel-Bernard | Gerard Va Au Squash | |
| Four Tet | Hands | |
| Yann Tiersen | La Valse D'Amelie [Piano Version] | |
| Michael Chertock | Mitch & Abby | |
| ABBC | Orange Trees In The Yard | |
| The Microphones | Instrumental II | |
| Enya | Storms In Africa | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen | Love and Remembrance | |
| Aphex Twin | Avril 14 | |
| Sigur R=s | Vaka | |
| Broken Social Scene | Guilty Cubicles | |
| Jon Brion | Phone Call | |
| Jean-Michel Bernard | Stephanie Quitte Le Cafe | |
| Adelaide | Enterance | |
| Explosions In The Sky | Remember Me As A Time of Day | |
| Brian Eno | An Ending (Ascent) | |
Comment:
Some of my favourites. By the way, what's "microsound?"I found out what microsound is. This playlist isn't microsound. But I don't know what to call it, so it's theme
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According to Wikipedia:
Microsound includes all sounds on the time scale shorter than musical notes, the sound object time scale, and longer than the sample time scale. Specifically this is shorter than one tenth of a second and longer than 10 milliseconds, including the audio frequency range (20 Hz to 20 kHz) and the infrasonic frequency range (below 20 Hz, rhythm). (Roads 2001, p.vii and 20-28)
These sounds include transient audio phenomena and are known in acoustics and signal processing by various names including sound particles, acoustic quantum, sonal atom, grain, glisson, grainlet, trainlet, microarc, wavelet, chirplet, FOF, time-frequency atom, pulsar, impulse, toneburst, tone pip, acoustic pixel, and others. In the frequency domain they may be named kernel, logon, and frame, among others. (ibid)
Physicist Dennis Gabor was an important pioneer in microsound. (ibid) Micromontage is musical montage with microsound.
Microsound includes all sounds on the time scale shorter than musical notes, the sound object time scale, and longer than the sample time scale. Specifically this is shorter than one tenth of a second and longer than 10 milliseconds, including the audio frequency range (20 Hz to 20 kHz) and the infrasonic frequency range (below 20 Hz, rhythm). (Roads 2001, p.vii and 20-28)
These sounds include transient audio phenomena and are known in acoustics and signal processing by various names including sound particles, acoustic quantum, sonal atom, grain, glisson, grainlet, trainlet, microarc, wavelet, chirplet, FOF, time-frequency atom, pulsar, impulse, toneburst, tone pip, acoustic pixel, and others. In the frequency domain they may be named kernel, logon, and frame, among others. (ibid)
Physicist Dennis Gabor was an important pioneer in microsound. (ibid) Micromontage is musical montage with microsound.