Lately, I've been in the middle of editing and scheduling for release my "mistake" tracks over the years.  They have obvious glitches and mistakes in them.  RF interference.  Bad wires.  Stuff that "ruins" the track.

I finally gave myself permission to release this type of recording.  I'm releasing it under a pseudonym ("Samesed").  As Brian Eno said, "It doesn't do anything sitting on a shelf".

"Glitchy Correction" has obvious flaws at the start, but now I find the mistakes charming and I can overlook them.

Music, especially electronic music, doesn't need to be "perfect".  It's OK to be out of time, out of key, out of phase, and bumping wires occasionally.  

More on this 613th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Test Drive (The Assignment: The Assignment: Do something you’ve been meaning to do), at: https://disquiet.com/0613/

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Glitchy Correction (disquiet0613)

I make way too much electronic music.  This account is solely for my contributions to the Disquiet Junto.  Follow me at Spotify, my mailing list, or my podcast, all linked here.

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