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Play audio through a phone mic and record the call on the other phone. Could be good for vox

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Feed my songs into an AI such as Google Jukebox and see how it thinks my track should continue

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Africa, but an AI continues the song [OpenAI Jukebox]

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Try and record some hip-hop style vocal samples to throw into the Jungle track, and process them to make them sound really rough and distorted. Record some breaks and speed them up to make my own breaks

Sion mentioned winding hosepipe around a drum kit and then putting a mic on the end of the pipe

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Four 5 minute parts of a 20 minute track

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Four 5 minute parts of a 20 minute track

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1. Perhaps four seasons, spring summer autumn winter? Maybe do 4 different styles of Dnb. Spring - Jungle, Summer - Dancefloor, Autumn - Liquid, Winter - Heavy / Dirty. This would be easy to blend into a 20 minute track as the BPM would only vary 10bpm max. Could even do something cyclical as the seasons' repeat. Maybe the start and the end transition smoothly?

2. Another Idea is do 4 different Genres for each 5 minute track, this would be harder to create a commercial release plan for though. Then use the abstract FX and Sound generation to create some cohesion between the tracks. For this I'd probably do one track as DnB, one psychedelic rock, One kinda neo-soul, and one Jungle or Dub.

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Tree rings into vinyl which then converts into midi, then get the midi to follow a scale to produce something consonant.

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The Voice of the Trees by Bartholomaus Traubeck

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You could capture an impulse response of Reverb units such as the spring Reverb or maybe Bricasti. To be more experimental you could try an IR through Distortion pedals, the big muff, analog heat, Fuzz, bitcrushers and see how that effects a sound once it's placed in hybrid reverb

You could skip a step and just import WAVs into hybrid reverb, e.g use a kick sample as an IR. Maybe feedback Something into an IR so you turn a kick into kick reverb, then use the kick reverb to effect the new kick reverb sample.

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Reamping in strange places such as Bristol Cathedral, Redcliffe caves, Inside a lift maybe. Inside a shower.

Investigate how certain frequencies in particular rooms resonate very loud due to the wavelength matching the room and then maybe pitch certain elements of a track to match the same frequency so it would resonate louder around the fundamental of a guitar lead for example? (Could just be a massive waste of time doing that one though)

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Record the noise from the Air conditioning downstairs in St Thomas St

Build a massive Groan tube and record that and process it into a bass.

Ask John Canning how he turned a kettle sample into a kick.

Hit various wooden blocks and pots / pans and turn them into 1/16th hats and percussion

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Building an EMF mic and then slowing down the recording massively to transpose it and picking out sounds to use as basses

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How To Build an Electromagnetic Microphone for $10

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How to Make Your Plants Sing with MIDI Sprout

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After song completion, print to tape, then distort the tape by burning, melting, holding near a strong magnet. Distort either the start or end of the song