Recorded at Fitzroy Learning Network and brought to you by Arts Gen. 
This episode we talked to a lot of different people about their experiences through lockdown.

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I have created this sound based on the presumption that the sacral centre has a frequency and that that frequency can be translated into audible sound. 

The different notes only represent the first section of sound as it speeds up to become a C. 

I am limited in the notes that I can use because I've had to use Ableton to create this and Ableton only goes up to 999bpm. In the future I'd love to go faster than that because I believe that the sacral whir is much faster than 999hz. 

I've found utility in using this sound to vocalise to and get more in touch with my own sacral response. 

Vocalising whilst this is playing on speakers has let me feel more connected to my sacral response. Posting this is to see what other people feel and experience with it. 

I'd love to hear your thoughts, feelings and experiences. 

No input is bad input. If it doesn't resonate then the more detail the better. This is an experiment after all :)

Sacral Sounds

Sacral Sounds UH-HUH C-G-1

Sacral Sounds UH-HUH A#-F

Fascinated by sound and how it creates a feeling in the human body, I set my goal to understand every aspect of sound that I could in this short life. That led me to learn Master engineering.

My personal philosophy when it comes to mixing and mastering is to first understand, in depth the original creative vision and stay true to that. 

If you like the raw feeling of your mix/ master...I won't clean it up.
However if you don't know how to clean up a mix I can also give you specific notes on what could help/ do it for you.

I started my music journey making demos with a USB mic and Logitech home speakers. After years of trial and error I stumbled upon a course that taught me the fundamentals of mastering and haven't looked back since. 

I fell in love with the art of audio engineering when I realised how many people could benefit from it. 
Not only the artists but the people that love music that don't quite understand what they love about it. 

As an artist myself I know what the journey is like so depending on where you are I can meet you half way and I'm always happy to give some much needed reassurance. 
This isn't an easy game so the fact that you're playing it with me is enough to earn my full respect.

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