Using Shortwave Radio Samples in your Music
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2019
- Access some wonderfully creepy transmissions that are bouncing around the ionosphere and process them into your music!
Look for the album "The Narrow Passage" by The Sound of Machines on all streaming services.
Wideband Tuner Online: websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
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I loved these sounds as a teen, strange, from far away, foreign languages I didn't understand, just "unusual"' and thus a great escape from my daily life.
I used to do this in the 90's using a 60's AM radio connected to a generic walkman, then bring my samples into Deck for OS 9 on a G3 AIO. Your samples are way cooler than the weird evangelist radio programs I was getting back then. I can't wait to listen to your band's album. These samples are fantastic. Really great use of contemporary tech for aesthetics.
I remember Holger Czukay from the experimental German band, Can integrating shortwave radio sounds into their music back in the 1970s.
Fantastic ring modulation. I've messed around with short wave since I was a kid. I grew ip 50 miles south of the Voice of America antenna array in Ohio and I would pick up the weirdest stuff from everywhere. My brother still broadcasts on his HAM in Florida somewhere, but I don't listen to him, for political reasons. You have integrated these sounds in your music, just as I have.
I love doing this! Cool to see someone talking about this technique!
Absolutely amazing. Can't stop playing with this.
Been using this for a few years now....great for those reverb of interest washes. 😉
wow, that was super interesting! Just bumped into this by accident! Thanks for putting all that effort into this!
Thank you for this video. It inspired me to come back to radio experimentations as I did in Gran Canarian cave. Thank you again.
My father uses transceivers for a hobby. Talking to to people in USA, Cuba and other exotic places. We live near Twente (the Netherlands). Great vid, great channel🤟
Nice video! I've been using the Utwente site for years, it's a true goldmine for something like the MusicThing radio module.
so cool
Marvelous! I was just looking for something like that.
Thanks for sharing this information.
Greetings from Osorno, Chile.
thats hell af dope music love it
Right on! Thanks
Oh awesome, thanks a lot for the heads-up!
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing about the process!
now this is a useful resource, thanks for sharing!
Enjoy!
I realize I am quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to watch newly released series online ?
@Kohen Carlos I use flixzone. Just google for it :)
@Kohen Carlos Lately I have been using Flixzone. Just google for it =)
Fantastic video Rich!
Hell yes
Amazing stuff dude! That's the kind of content I wanna see more of on TH-cam :)
Thank you for the tip!
whill also try using sounds from that Wideband Tuner with a convelosion reverb
Thanks👍💪
Amazing stuff Man
Love the SW sound you shared! Great work, thanks! May I ask what software did you use to navigate the waterfall visual of sound ?
SO cool.
Neat Stuff, Just subbed.
Nice !
i am the sound of machines
Dude, excellent! Where can we hear you music?
Using samples in a song is not very new thing at all. But you are taking this whole thing totally in to another lever, creating totally new music genre👍🎶🙃
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i'm here bc of oxenfree :p
btw your album is reaaaally cool
what if they were broadcasting sth copyrighted?
I'm a bit late to your question, but I suspect in that case you don't record musical bits.
All the various odd sounds would be very cool to play with, I reckon.