Name: High resolution binaural recording by p.t.
Duration: 15 min 13 s
Description: Stereo binaural recording with microphones fixed on my head, during walking from home to work :) No processing.

Took a microphone and improvised into a simple looper, which also added some effects. Recorded as it came out from the looper, un-interrupted impro, no post-processing.
Egy mikrofon és egy egyszerű looper felhasználásával improvizálok (torokéneklés, kántálás és végén fütyülés). A looper-ben volt egy kis effekt is beállítva, de egyébként egy megszakítás nélküli élő felvétel, utólagos processzálás nélkül.

Overtone singing into a looper

Just used some of the demo samples and patterns. Első játszadozásom az egyik ketyerével, annak demo módjában.

First jamming with the Octa - in demo mode

A bell, a mic, Kyma and me - live.
Egy csengetyű, egy mikrofon, Kyma és én - élőben. Áldott Karácsonyt!

Merry Christmas - Heavenly Stille Nacht

Simple recording (from a single speaker) of random jamming, female vocal and synth. In some places the recorder got saturated, sorry for that, and also for the clock and the family activity in the background :)

Sunday Vocal and Synth Jam (Roland V-Synth)

Orecchio di Dionisio is a famous cave in Syracuse (Sicily, Italy) with unique acoustics. I played and recorded a Hungarian sheperd flute (playing well known Csangó folk song), and Japanese shakuhachi and Hungarian jaw harp (doromb) improvisations. (The picture is from Wiki, Michael Wilson from York, United Kingdom - http://www.flickr.com/photos/50835495@N00/472795297/ .)

Orecchio di Dionisio (Ear of Dionysus) - folk instruments

Playing a Japanese Shakuhachi at the Church of Ják (Hungary). Church of Ják was founded around 1220 and it is the symbol of Roman style architecture in Hungary.

Shakuhachi, Curch of Ják (Hungary)

Stereo binaural recording with microphones fixed on my head, during walking from home to work :) No processing.

High resolution binaural recording

Performed by me, live at Ásotthalom Church (Hungary), October 28, 2017. Includes an adaptation of the old Hungarian Hymn.

Clarinet improvisation

Live at Ásotthalom Church (Hungary), October 28, 2017. Réka Benyó-Korcsmáros Vocal, Kornél Jenei Kalimba, Tibor Páli Shakuhachi.

Meditation

Excerpts from my 28 min long impro on overtone flutes to call the Spring. No overdubbing or multitracking (I was blowing two flutes sometimes). Plain, uninterrupted stereo rec, and only EQ, reverb and limiter used. The flutes where made in Székelyföld.
Részletek egy 28 perces (egybefüggő) tavasz hívogató improvizációmból a tilinkón. Egyszerű sztereo felvétel (helyenként két tilinkót fújok egyszerre). Csak EQ-t, reverbet és limitert használtam. A tilinkók Székelyföldön készültek.

High resolution binaural recording

p.t.

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