 Background: a friend very kindly sent me a damaged microcassette he found by the roadside in the suburbs of Agia Paraskevi (Greece). Just over three minutes of audio was discovered: beeps from an answering machine, messages, plenty of background noise and snippets of background music. Lots of great raw audio to work with!
For this call out I invite you to use the found audio from the microcassette and do anything you like to it! The more experimental and creative the better!! If I receive enough submissions the plan is to release it on my label Quagga Curious Sounds, either as a CDr or audio cassette. All contributors would receive a complimentary copy or two if this happens. If you have a SoundCloud account you can download it: https://soundcloud.com/mridge/mcass-greece Or request it via email: mike-ridge[AT]hotmail.co.uk with the subject line MCASS CALL OUT, I’ll send it to you via WeTransfer. Useful Info: Maximum track duration per contributor: 5 minutes please! Deadline: 31 January 2019 (this can be extended if need be) Track Format: WAV Any questions etc. do ask on here or send an email.
13 Comments
Shatter Wax
11/27/2018 10:33:04
neat!
Michael Ridge
11/27/2018 11:46:08
Thanks! Hope you'll get involved!
Rafael González
11/27/2018 12:51:05
Great project, Michael!
Michael Ridge
11/28/2018 15:28:05
Thanks Rafael!
Rafael González
11/28/2018 16:18:09
No, no, no...Thanks to you!
Rafael González
12/8/2018 15:30:49
Señor, I sent you a track and some images. I've done the track using your recording plus delay and distortion pedals. I hope you like it!
gen ken
11/27/2018 17:20:03
OK, I love answering machines messaging
Michael Ridge
11/28/2018 15:29:07
Same here!
Frank
11/27/2018 18:47:05
I'll give it a shot!
Michael Ridge
11/28/2018 15:28:46
Great stuff! Look forward to hearing what you do.
Lumen K
11/28/2018 17:02:09
I love this concept and I’m eager to work with these sounds!
Michael Ridge
12/1/2018 09:33:08
Excellent looking forward to hearing it! Thank you for the kind artwork offer, I'm only after audio tracks for this project. Leave a Reply. |
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For those of you who use Facebook I have created an Electronic Cottage Group, which will be a casual social gathering place of the EC Community, where EC people can meet, share artwork and news of current projects and releases.
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