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Opening salvo gone wrong #other #noise #noisevember #voicechanger #experimental #electronic #recording #pant #dog #animal #speech #wood #music #timpani #thememusic #speechsynthesizer #narration #techno #electronicmusic #sidetone #whalevocalization #watertap #faucet

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Nongenre artist working with audio, visuals and words.

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Another game of two halves, with my guitar put through two voice changers, and then half way through unplugged from the mixer to unleash the crackly mess through the voice changers littlw speaker and straight into my laptop's built in mic

My megaphone voice changer was pullgged directly into my mixer, my mini amp was plugged into the headphone out put and I put a mic between them, humming in and slowly bringing everything closer for extra sound

3rd noisevember recording, some nice meandering guitar through alittle black thing, nice and fuzzy.

Another using my voice coupled with guitar, providing a sort of filtering and distorting effect.
Storm trooper voice changer was put through the mixers effects loop and the guitar went in normally, the mix on the voice changer is really incredible and lofi and has a huge output, great for abstract vocalisations.

First of this year noisevember tracks, which will primarily feature my modded and in some cases possibly circuit bent voice changers and other such things.
This one is a little purple megaphone which is self oscillating due to the mains hum from my mixer

Second noisevember track, same device, now using a guitar, rather than self oscillation, as the title implies it is a track of two halves, sort of.

Headphones needed for full effect
Hard panned 2 voice changers, one with a a normal mic going through it, the other using the built in one. Then just let my voice go crazy, sometimes vocalising into both sometimes skipping between them.

Don't remember precisely what I did with this one, but it was a failure.
What's more this is the first year that I haven't completed my great task. I have my reasons, still a bit bummed. But remember, the Psychik Agony is absolute and it does not end here.

The startings of a new experimental instrument inspired by the technology of the old tone wheel organs, which create sounds by passing specially shaped wheels over magnetic pick ups, I am seeking to do the same thing with modified fidget spinners and a guitar pickup. This so far features two spinners, and can also make percussive sounds.

Pretty straight forward guitar going through storm trooper voice changer, plus buzz sound from having put the thing the wrong way round in my mixers effects loop

Used two voice changers on this one, one a star wars storm trooper one that I painted greenband hummed through, but it's not just a voice changer, it has a bunch of star wars samples on it, so a fed them through another voice changer, the little black one

Guitar straight through the purple megaphone, and again mini amp in the phones output, the still active mic of the purple megaphone is brought in and out of the vicinity of the amp to create some nice feedback while I played the guitar, strangely it did not create the interesting stuttering echoing effects as when I did similar but with the voice c...

First recording from a new version of the instrument now.using fidget spinners that are entirely round (ish) and made out of hot glue

Final disc of this second iteration of my noise wheel organ

Modified an old megaphone style voice changer to have an input and output, but kept the speaker and mic. Put a guitar through it and then into a 3 watt mini amp, found I could use feedback by bringing the voice changer mic close to the amp and create a variety of different extra effects, here's a rough recording

Using all the wheels, this will be the final one of this set of recordings

Second recording for this new Instrument, now with more regularly modified spinner as shown in pic

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