Dialogues, by Frans de Waard

Dialogues

by Frans de Waard

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Fake computer music 2008

1. Dialogues
source material recorded December 24 2008, final edit on December 25 2008

2. Reflections
source material recorded on December 26 2008, final edit on December 31 2008

On December 28 2004 I had an old cassette transferred to my computer of synthesizer playing from the very early years of Kapotte Muziek. My idea was to create a new mix of this material by superimposing them, but the end result was quite dissatisfactory. It stayed on my computer for a few years and then Christmas eve 2008 I selected a few sounds from this material and started playing around with it using a found max/msp patch found on the internet. I played around for a few hours that night and when I woke up in a hazy state, I started trimming it down and down until I had the finished piece.
Next day I went to my mother, and played the piano in her house a bit while she was cooking dinner. When I got back home, I applied more or less the same technique to the piano playing as I did to the early Kapotte Muziek sounds but with a different result. I released 'Reflections' as a 3"CDR on My Own Little Label early 2009.
When I found a label to release a CD of Dialogues, Entr'acte, I asked Jos Smolders at Earlabs to do a fine master of both of these works. Sadly for whatever reason I don't know, Entr'acte never released the CD.
Christmas 2013 seems to be the right moment to make it available.
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