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UT RELEASES / DAVID HINDMARCH

 

David Hindmarch
electroacoustic music, electronics & sound-manipulation in INA-GRM tradition

releases...
1. The Devil's Wave
2. The Long Trick

review...

DAVID HINDMARCH - THE DEVIL'S WAVE (private) CDR

 

Dave Hindmarch I've known since the early-1990's, as a customer in the UT shop. ... As a musician, he's always been full of surprises. I first saw Dave live in a duet with The Rain Garden's Carl Peberdy, as The Marshmallow Maelstrom, which was certainly one of the most intriguing live improv gigs I've ever been to. ...

   THE DEVIL'S WAVE is his debut as an electroacoustic music soloist, and it's a pretty impressive one. Largely, David's method of sound construction is in the vein of INA.GRM artists like Parmegiani, Bayle or Zanési, although his compositional style is quite different. His main tool is a computer, with which he uses a useful sound manipulation tool called Granulab. This can twist sound in real time, making the capture of live performance possible, instead of tedious hours of applying effects, cutting, pasting and mixing. Of course, the next stage is then much simpler, placing the elements in a multi-track for a final mix-down. I imagine that Dave also does a lot more tweaking and manipulation as well, as the environments he creates are very complex, sometimes subtle, sometimes really dynamic, and always engaging.

 

by Alan Freeman in Audion #51, page 32 (spring 2006)

more info...
artist history

reference...
performances
portfolio

audio...
Homespun

videos...
The Artful Toys
The Darkling Shades
Golden Bowls
The Machine Dreams
Sea Fever part 1
Threep
Through Moribund

These Auricle releases are exclusive limited edition CDR reissues (and downloads), from Auricle Music and distributed by Ultima Thule.

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