200 Yang existed primarily between 1990-92 in Eugene Oregon and was a collaboration between main members Ted Davee and Geoff Unger. It came about as a continuation of sound collage work started in 1987 between Davee and part time Yang collaborator S.T. Whitener, teaming up with Unger who had done sound mixing basement recordings with a similar approach. Many of the sounds featured on these tracks originated from these older noise sources from the 80's. After 92 there were sporatic moments of Yang revitalization including newer works with Yang collaborator Dave Nagle. 
All of the sounds here originated from extremely cheap found items and thrift store finds. Primary sound source standby's included items such as an old short wave radio, a malfunctioning cd player, a toy drum machine, a big muff distortion peddle, a noise gate, record player, and reel to reel tape machine. Everything was recorded and mixed on a Fostex X-26 4-track cassette recorder.

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200 Yang existed primarily between 1990-92 in Eugene Oregon as a collaboration between main members Ted Davee and Geoff Unger. It came about as a continuation of sound collage work started in 1987 between Davee and part time Yang collaborator S.T. Whitener, teaming up with Unger, who had done sound-collage basement recordings with a similar approach. Many of the sounds featured on these tracks originated from these older noise sources from the 80's. After 92 there were sporadic moments of Yang revitalization including newer works with Yang collaborator Dave Nagle.
All of the sounds here originated from extremely cheap found items and thrift store finds. Primary sound source standby's included items such as an old short wave radio, a malfunctioning cd player, a toy drum machine, a big muff distortion peddle, a noise gate, record players, and a reel to reel tape machine. Everything was recorded and mixed on a Fostex X-26 4-track cassette recorder. The idea was to experiment with as many interesting recording and mixing techniques as we could, make the most out of very limited resources, and have fun.


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