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Listening to field recordings containing percussion jams from my Januar trip to La Reunión/Mauritius. It's marvelous to drastically limit the frequency response of the original recordings - and then add a slap-back delay, noticably louder than the original and with even more narrow frequency response. This focusses everything into one. And it lends the quality of an intense & sparkling memory, rather than just appearing to be a full frequency natural #recording. The almost always massive ocean waves in the background are a lovely detail. Beautiful.

https://hub.kliklak.net/cloud/jrp/2024-03/Mauritius\_Shandrani\_240131\_010\_excerpt.mp3

So that's that. Now pondering a strategy to recompose all this into a work of its own. (The usual surgical digital tools are crying "use me!" into my ears, but that seems all too worn out. Got to be more haptic)

\#mixing #mastering #memory #FieldRecordings #percussion

[!Drumsticks, found pieces of wood and coral and a field recorder, on lava at the beach in Mauritius.](https://hub.kliklak.net/photos/jrp/image/734cf096-dc79-43ae-b754-25750a5c003b)

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