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HoTSNACK Dream Machine July 2000 Sheffield :

This is what we are going to do soon.... CATAGORieS _____ TRIGGERING DREAMS ___SCIENCE____ 3 Recordings each 7 mins //Brainwave Generator : Recording A: relaxation 1 Recording B : relaxation 2 while staying focuses Recording C : sleepinduction 1 Recording D : sleepinduction 2 (prov running order and choice of Bmach Patches|||||| (**000)or Series of tonal presentations following procedure from beta state thru relaxation to induction of alpha activity~\\pre record? Tone machines can also be built in audio mulch and applied to existing sound after this presentation period in order to give it the hotsnack smearing. Dv made from flash window in brainmachine played from power book(000)))oo although this will mean loss of sync````****ivans vaio` video out?? Total 21 mins (approx) CONSCIOUS Gary’s _ Video 25 mins _ (with or without soundtrack?)))` Field Record...

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The Mystical Echoes of Tuvan Throat Singing: A Journey into Karangailyg Kara Hovaa (Dyngyldai)

Unveiling the Enigmatic Sounds of Tuvan Singing In the late 1990s, during a period of exploration into the world of audio, I had the extraordinary privilege of stumbling upon a unique and mesmerizing musical tradition – Tuvan throat singing. Introduced to me by my friend Jim, this auditory odyssey would lead me to discover a particular track that remains etched in my memory to this day. The Birth of a Sonic Adventure It all began in 1998 when Jim and I were avidly exploring various forms of music and sound. Our quest for unique and soul-stirring melodies led us to Tuvan throat singing, a vocal art form deeply rooted in the heart of Tuva, a remote region in Siberia, Russia. Little did we know that our journey into this mystical world of harmonics and overtones would be so profoundly captivating. Tuvan Throat Singing: A Sonic Marvel Tuvan throat singing, also known as "xoomei" or "khoomei," is unlike any other vocal style you've encountered. It's a rare art of...