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Bought some cheap second-hand gear from a friend of a friend, just did a quick test recording. Two distortion pedals (one left, one right) with empty inputs (dangling cables.) The second recording features an additional stereo compressor.

I received some complaints about the last batch of mp3s -- these are much less harsh, I promise :)

Will definitely play around more with this, but I need more cables. And microphones.

Download

• bbq 1 -- meat.mp3 (7.8 MB, 06:50 mins)
• bbq 2 -- fire.mp3 (8.5 MB, 07:22 mins)

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Comments

I love how you play with the panning on the first one at the very beginning. I'd like to see you explore more musical ways to work the noise together with other noises. You know layer them and maybe also look into ducking, which could be really interesting for the sort of thing that you are trying to do.
For reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ducking

stefan b, 2007-04-29 21:51 CET (+0100) Link

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