|| Francisco Meirino || Field & Source Recordings ||

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mercredi 23 mars 2011

Field recording : Crickets & helicopter






Source sound : Crickets and helicopter (no editing)
Recording gear : Stereo condenser microphones

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dimanche 6 mars 2011

Field recording : Ventilation system


Source sound : 4 ways ventilation system, (CHUV Hospital, Lausanne)
Recording gear : Shotgun microphone

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Francisco Meirino (1975 / Spain / Switzerland)

Active since 1994 (using the monniker "phroq" until 2009) in sound and live performance, Francisco Meirino explores the tension between programmable material and the potential for its failure, he is primarily interested in the idea of recording what is not supposed to be.

« In the end, it's all about encouraging the listener to get involved. In making your own choice about how you listen. To listen in ways that make you question the act of making or listening to sound itself. »

He lives and works in Lausanne, Swizerland.

Official website : www.franciscomeirino.com
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