Faust Arp

After the great feedback and the most visitors in one day from yesterday’s track, I have decided to create some more of these.

This is the rather sombre and brooding track ‘Faust Arp’ from Radiohead’s ‘In Rainbows’ album.

Lots of stretching and a thick cloud of Reaktor reverberation make this sound totally immersive. At 33 minutes long, you’ll need to take a little time out with a pair of headphones and a comfortable prone position. I used it to get back into REM sleep in the early hours of this morning, it seems ideal for this. It took me underwater, swimming with seahorses. Where will it take you?

This piece can, once again, only be offered up as a 320kbps stream as I don’t have copyright clearance.

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4 Responses to “Faust Arp”

  1. Gravatar of Ambienteer : ‘Faust Arp’ (Radiohead Remix) « Phantomchannel's Blog Ambienteer : ‘Faust Arp’ (Radiohead Remix) « Phantomchannel's Blog
    21. August 2009 at 21:25

    [...] Listen Here [...]

  2. Gravatar of fluffy fluffy
    21. August 2009 at 22:11

    That was beautiful and brilliant. It made half an hour pass without me realizing it. I need to experiment with doing this sort of thing myself… I wonder if Logic Pro’s “Time and Pitch Machine” will suffice.

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  4. Gravatar of Talvihorros Talvihorros
    30. August 2009 at 17:46

    This is wonderful – this technique produces such amazing results – Beautiful!

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