Oct 11, 2019
to say farewell to the hs1 era i decided to make a slowed down + reverb edit of two ghosts .... it just made me more emotional
youtube link: https://youtu.be/ZTs5nee4xnQ
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to say farewell to the hs1 era i decided to make a slowed down + reverb edit of two ghosts .... it just made me more emotional
youtube link: https://youtu.be/ZTs5nee4xnQ
Happy New Year~
“The thing I’ve found really moving is the sense of the person holding the microphone,” says McDowall. “Hearing someone moving through a landscape, or opening their window.” A lack of narrative leaves listeners free to choose their own meaning.
Rain on rooftops, crunching gravel: the strange appeal of 'slow audio' | Podcasts | The Guardian