composer - educator - performer
....In the darkened studio, its shifting layers made a shapely and animating effect....
From Steel to Stone was created in the electronic studios of Nottingham University in 1987. The sound sources are exclusively analogue: derived from cassette deck and mixing desk feedback loops (a technique that later became known as no input mixing), processed via reverb units, graphic equalisers, reel-to-reel speed change and reverse.
In 2021, the 1-inch 8-track master tape was professionally transferred to eight separate WAV stems (at 24-bit 48Khz), allowing the piece to be more precisely edited, mixed and remastered, while remaining faithful to the original.
Photo: old-rusty-scratched-brown-steel-texture, courtesy of https://www.freepik.com
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Please note that this work begins with a very low frequency drone, but becomes much louder in due course.