Thanks! reaally speck made it easy

You’ve unlocked the cage with this complex, musical simplicity. (Still, I’d love to hear the other mix you worked up too!) Very cool panning treatments and combining of Speck’s expansive ingredient cupboard. I’m walking down to catch the NYC subway, and stop when I hear THIS.

I love the word grokked! Thanks Duckett!

I had a feeling you might appreciate that ;)

Thanks Scomber! The Speckness had to shine through and I’m glad it did. Really, I just had to get out of the way and let his work do its thing.

A sign of the times perhaps? Speck has a way of capturing this feel.

You’ve got a lot of great material to choose from. I thought the words and the tone of Quiet Confusion worked well together. They have the same edge. I enjoyed listening to your secret mix btw. Nice work!

When I heard Betty’s Burgundy Dress I was drawn in by the texture of the word. It’s great as it is. When I laid it in on Quiet Confusion, well, it just added that extra color.

Thought you might be interested in what the spoken word actually is.

Basically a writing exercise. Based on my memory of having read John Lennon’s A Spaniard In The Works long ago in which he replaces words with similar sounding words. I thought I’d take Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address (random choice) and go through it phrase by phrase, changing it as I go to whatever came into my mind that sounded similar, not being too concerned about logic.

HA! What a fun writing exercise! Thanks for sharing!

It feels great when the lock turns!