Kitchen Sounds

The composition is supposed to show various (perhaps not always typical) sounds from a kitchen. Participants are encouraged to send me a recording made in a kitchen. (Please don't record loud electric machines - somehow I feel such sounds would not fit here. Send only sounds that you have copyrights to - so don't record radio music or your neighbours talking :) ).

I think the easiest way will be to send me the wav file via email - to pszren@wp.pl - and if the file is big, you can use wetransfer.

Deadline: end of May 2020.

I think the final result would be a recording (or many recordings) - with a simple video(s) - posted on youtube. So the first version will be just placing one recording after another, and in other version(s) I will juxtapose tracks in order to find some synergy. (The "Kitchen Sounds" project is a warm-up, so in next projects I will invite you not only to send a track, but also to do some mixing - I mean if you wish to do so).

When you send me the recording, please also let me know what suggestions you have regarding future projects, or what kinds of sounds/recordings you would like to contribute in future projects (so if you would like to use some special abilities or ideas, please let me know). These can for example be instrumental/electronic/concrete/voice recording contributions, but also ideas about mixing/publishing/performing.

I think we should experiment here, so please consider using less typical instruments/forms of sound expression.

Best wishes,

pszren

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