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A fellow traveler from Noiseguide posted this one

Cunt's TV noise source

YES I really liked this guy’s setups. I have more of his stuff: I’ll post it later in the evening if I remember. He posted stuff on bandcamp under the name of (ironically) Indeterminate.

He had some creative set ups. I'm a big fan of hum.

Contact mic attached to a 24" carbon fiber bar circa 2004ish.
Handy when reaching for that something you couldn't reach.

Potato quality photo:

More cunt setups: This one in particular really inspired me back about a decade ago-onwards: he's basically shorting tip to sleeve with various bits of metal to get "chunking" noises (that's how he put it IIRC). It's a primitive yet underused technique; opened my eyes to the breadth of creativity possible within a 'noise' context.


IIRC the black circle in the bottom left of this last photo was to cover up a small mound of weed. Cunt said he got some cool noise(s) by scraping the big rusty spring located underneath the keyboard.

This is the last one I have from cunt:

Although I'll compensate with two unrelated classics:

FAP wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2023 5:03 pm Although I'll compensate with two unrelated classics:

A contact mic a fixed on a carbon fiber rod is an easy way to sample anti-records.

A classic set up.
Urasai, 2010-ish.

Hum source detector.
Mid-fifties P-90 from an old
friend mounted on a nice block of mahogany.

Well, different but the same.

A very simple, effective, budget rig.