Subject: | Re: Anyone recording "family ambience"? |
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From: | "Hugh Livingston" oaklandonian |
Date: | Fri Apr 18, 2008 2:29 pm ((PDT)) |
My grandmother took an old (well, modern at the time!) Sony cassette deck with her while on a riverboat down the Nile in the mid-1970s. She recorded audio letters home to me and my brother, replete with interviewing bizarre people she met and asking them to send messages to us. All the while you can hear the engines chugging in the background and kids calling out from the shore as the boat passes. Quite an evocative experience. I have used the material in my sound art work several times. Also, it turns out from family recordings that I had a really strong Southern accent when I was 6. Thank goodness for the audio record. -- Hugh Livingston El Mirador 491 Crescent Ave #304 Oakland Calif 94610 (510) 205-HUGH www.livingstonsound.com |
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