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Flux is a composition of the electromagnetic waves of various displays of Fluxus objects shown in the museum am Ostwall in Dortmund, Germany. 

Flux

Electronic metronome test to evaluate noise floor. 80 Hz high pass filter on. First part of the file as recorded, second part normalized to -0.1 dB.
First 8 hits with F3, second 8 hits with H1xlr; same for the normalized part.

ZOOM F3 Vs H1xlr First As Recorded - Than Normalized

Licht Himmel was conceived as a 14-channel-composition for the Gasometer Oberhausen, a former gas tank and now an industrial landmark. Instrumental and electronic sounds are combined with field recordings to form a composition for this special environment. The stereo version was remastered in 2012.
Trautonium, glass harmonica, tibetan metal bowls, voice, diapasons, bells, glass gongs, glass cornett, double bass, springdrums, electromagnetic field recordings, nature field recordings, synthesizer

Glass instruments: Sabino Ventura
Metal bowls and gongs: Joachim Roedelius, Onnen Bock
All other sounds and recordings by Christina Kubisch

Produced and mastered at the Electronic studio of the Technical University Berlin, 2006
Sound engineering: Onnen Bock, Folkmar Hein

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