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The Building of Time
The Building of Time is a part of a larger poem by William Blake.
I had an old vinyl recording I liked that I sampled as a starting point using Koala, playing and re-ordering snippets. Meanwhile I’d been trying to figure out the Poseidon synth (which still puzzles me) and settled on some sounds that I played using several short chord progressions sequenced with Suggester and recorded as loops. In AUM I played the Koala poem segments through Sparkle as the ‘source’ and the recordings of Poseidon chords as the ‘target’ and fed the whole conglomeration through Shimmer. I added some samples of gongs for punctuation and arranged it all in MultiTrack.
Comments
Sounds like Christopher Lee at the beginning.
Nice to hear something like this amongst the ambiance. 😉
Yes it does sound like him. But I just did a search to see if anything about that turned up without results. I wish I knew who the speaker was. Whoever he is, he's great for reading Blake. I had it originally on vinyl but later transferred it to tape and lost the info.
Thanks for checking it out. It's a strange coincidence but after posting this I came upon this other thread here:
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/44179/who-does-spoken-word-with-trippy-electronic-accompaniment -
@Stochastically
Looks like it was William Devlin. Track B17.
http://musictrackz.com/230400-blake-read-by-alan-batesyvonne-bonnamy-william-devlin-richard-johnsonrichard-marquand-peter-orr-blake.html
Hey, thanks for finding that. Also that musictrackz is an interesting site. But I'm a bit wary to download stuff from them.
I’ve never tried it.