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Halmicks

4/14/2018

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In 2012 I made this collage of works by Hal McGee.
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I can't remember what pieces I used, but it does feature one of his duets with Jiblit Dupree.

It's free to stream or download
from the Internet Archive.

​Enjoy.
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William Davison link
4/14/2018 12:44:36

Very nice!

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Hal McGee
4/14/2018 14:37:27

Hi Jim! Thanks for posting your Halmicks! I really enjoyed listening to it. I especially enjoyed it at about the 19-minutes mark: I found myself starting to zone- and space-out! What gear or program did you use to create this mix?

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Jim Barker
4/15/2018 04:12:16

Cheers Hal. Didn't really use anything special. I generally use Goldwave for my sound manipulations; Basically it's just layered, but i might have slowed something down or filtered it a bit, or looped it. Can't remember now. It's a pretty rudimentary thing. Glad you liked it.

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Rafael González
4/14/2018 16:51:35

Very very good!

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Frank
4/14/2018 20:22:58

I am not hugging a tree, unless it's hugging me back!

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    Jim Barker

    Beardy Freak,
    Friend of Finland
    aka Tripod Sardine

    In the 1990s I did a lot of Mail Art, which involved a lot of trading 'weird tapes' and other nonsense.
    ​Then I started doing computer manipulations under the name Tripod Sardine, and then... 
    I listen to a lot of DIY/avant garde/odd stuff, and enjoy thinking about how strange it all is.

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