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IN AND OF ITSELF

from BEST OF NOISE by LIK ROPER

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After coming home at 2 in the morning, I recorded night birds singing outside into my digital recorder. I placed a mic just outside the back door and recorded about 45 minutes worth; and after reviewing the entire section of sound, I ended up only using a small part of it because my cat kept on going up to the mic stand and bumping it, making extraneous noises. I then got a wild idea one day to run it through some effects to mask some of the imperfections; as the recording was not as clean as I would have liked, as it had a lot of background noise. So I smoked some weed and ran it through several effects, and had a wonderful semi-psychedelic experience.

I burned about a million tracks onto CDR to give me lots to choose from, and ended up using only a small section of it. Then I somehow opened up the effects while burning a CDR, and was able to manipulate the pitch control, which created a strange pink floyd-like effect. This whole CD is essentially a grand experiment, and this track is probably the best example of this. Also; ‘in and of itself’ is the next ‘logical’, yet semi-unconnected run on thought and/or title stemming from the last answer of ‘space-time continuum (continued)…

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from BEST OF NOISE, released January 1, 2004

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