Maybe ... (audio)
posted by Elspeth at Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
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I am Elspeth Duncan (Multimedia Artist): writer/columnist, musician, photographer, film maker, interactive conceptual artist, owner of 'Table for Two Made for You', Kundalini Yoga instructor living in Tobago. I create artistic works, productions and experiences to uplift, inspire, shift perspectives and raise awareness in Self and Others. Thank you for being here. Please use the links in the side bar to explore further. Click here to e-mail me.
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6 Comments:
Past and space - that's to my taste.
At first you managed to hoax me, thinking: who's voice is this? I bet it's kind of a pitch transposing plug -in, isn't it? Plus reverb or delay. Great! And I see firmness and kindness at the the same time in your childhood photo.
It's my voice with an effect called 'Helium' from the Garage Band programme on my laptop. Yes, it sounds like pitch/reverb/delay.
... and I think the childhood photo (passport) may also include a bit of "I don't want to take this picture."
The facial expression in the photo goes well with the sharply enunciated final consonants of the speaker. Maya Angelou dwells on her final Ts like that, too.
maybe this is what you'll sound like in the future! i love this blog entry. my absolute favorite!
Hm, maybe in the future I'll be a kind of Maya Angelou character with two long (silver-grey) plaits running through the Universe sharply enunciating my final consonantsssssssssssss.
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