Kid Baltan and Tom Dissevelt 1959
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1:32 Here is this loop that is recorded on a tape recorder and I will show you how this sound is repeated
1:48 And we have the possibility to duplicate the sound we just heard and adding it by this machine
2:11 Besides electric sounds we can record natural sounds and cutting a loop of it
2:17 Of this I will show you some examples
2:20 I have here a sound of a alarm clock a foot step a wriggeling like figure and a tower clock
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1:00 I want to show you this while this magneto phone is running by rewinding and fast forwarding of the tape
1:08 This way the pitch of this accord changes
1:10 I have recorded this on the tape recorder and by cutting a little piece of it also by indication of the composer of course and by joining the ends together you get a loop
1:26 And I can play back this loop on a magneto phone so this sound will be repeated
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weak drop, 3/10 AT BEST
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world first "looping" from tracks! beat that ableton and traktor haha
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GENIUS
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This is what I picture working in Heaven would be like!
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those loops sound psychedelic.
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now we have :P a smal falt pc jezus technolagy goes fast
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or since there is 2 of them,double Dutch
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@buddygunz it's called the clock tower, they made this music in one of the other buildings on the same terrain.
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WOW, this is amazing. Now a days all you have to do is turn on your computer and all the sounds are there at your disposal. Great pioneers
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True Genius.
Imagine the weight of all that equitment and the time it took to set -up!!
AWSOME.
Thanx 4 this post!
Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan were Dutch. Eindhoven is in The Netherlands. The language they are speaking is Dutch (Nederlands),
schreu26 2 years ago 2
It was called "Song of the Second Moon".
This and other fascinating material by Baltan/Raaijmakers/Dissevelt was rereleased in 2004 on the fantastic 4-cd set "POPULAR ELECTRONICS", on Basta.
schreu26 3 years ago