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albert
casais You
can say it all started when my mother gave me a cheap plastic portable cassette
recorder in 1977. I used to take it with me everywhere I went and do these
little "pause button" mixes. I would record things in the car
on a Sunday family drive, in restaraunts, in the park , etc. etc. Later
on my mother bought me a "Sears" electric guitar and amplifier
with wich I had no interest in playing in a conventional manner ... ...
I purchased a 4-track and began doing experiments with field recordings,guitar,&electronics.
Eventually I started up a small cassette label called Jill*Off and began
trading tapes with many people involved in the "home taping" scene
of the early to mid 90's. I stopped the label in 1996 to pursue "higher
education" and received a degree in audio engineering at the Institute
of Audio Research in N.Y.C. When I finished school I began experimenting
with computer music and field recordings and generally following what's
going in on the world of technology. web-page |
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