In the past I recorded some music with various bands – my latest project mockART took a break for 10 years, but was recently reactivated. The goal is to use sounds and field recordings, manipulate them and create music out of them – with a few instruments added here and there, though these sounds are sometimes altered as well.
Most of the music can be found on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, YouTube Music and other streaming platforms. Further tracks you might find on Bandcamp, Myspace and Last.FM.
While roaming the world, snapping photographs, I also recorded some field recordings which I published on SoundCloud.
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The first sound recording is a Romanian song. I hope that culinary menu of the restaurant was good, as Romanian folk melody! 😀
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Well, it was recorded at a restaurant in Chisinau – and it was the best one I found with local cuisine – so the food was fantastic.
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I really enjoyed listening to these snippets of “life”. Thank you, Rabirius.
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You’re welome – and thank you you for your compliment.
I already uploaded a couple more recordings to SoundCloud.
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This is cool stuff, Rabirius!
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I’m glad you like my field recordings.
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[…] I am starting to get a sense of things that might be,…… […]
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I have included a hyper-link to this page in my recently posted Found Poem.
https://impliedspaces.wordpress.com/2017/01/02/found-poetry-six-obnoxious-earlier-guys-and-women-conduct-defined/
Field Recordings/ Found Sound are intriguing constructs. It turns aural environment into a kind of multi-layered Found Poetry. There is a whole section of this environmental audio art on archive.org. .
Once again you have created some fascinating work to go with your visual art.
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Thanks a lot!
I haven’t really kept up with uploading more recordings…
…but I still have some waiting to be edited.
Though since changing to windows, I didn’t have time to look for another audio editor – hopefully I’ll do that soon.
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Goldwave is a good editor.
Have you considered taking some of the audio tracks and combining them with your visual compositions ? Just the type of original creative work that gets posted on Vimeo. 🙂
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Okay, thank you, I will take a look at Goldwave.
Actually, I once did something like a video clip to one of my mockART tracks:
I haven’t looked at it for quite some time and I just noticed that it already is 10 years old and the resolution is not very good. I guess back then high resolution was not needed on YouTube. 🙂
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That was very intriguing. You may find Walter Smith’s blog of interest. He has been doing digital video work that has similar elements to your piece.
n e w d i g i t a l s c a p e s https://walterwsmith.wordpress.com/
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Thanks you. I will look at Walter’s site.
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You know a lotIt’s special.
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Thank you.
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Interessante Musik!
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Ja, vielen Dank.
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Ich konnte leider nur reinhören, mehr Zeit blieb mir nicht. Wie so oft.
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Sie läuft ja nicht weg. 🙂
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Your tracks are reminiscent of David Lynch’s music output
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That is a huge compliment. Thank you, Javier.
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[…] you visited the website recently there was not much information, mainly a link to the sound section of rabirius.eu. However, I have decided now to create a proper homepage for mockART again. First I thought I hide […]
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