Trazos
DARIO MORATILLA
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'Trazos' was composed between the summer of 2009 and the winter of 2011. The sounds were recorded/crafted using various techniques of computer processing. Sounds are taken from environments and objects from London, Iriepal and Segura de Toro (Spain). This version of the work was recorded in real-time with no overdubs on an emulated 8 tape machine with some reverberation treatment. Better listened with a system that features a sub woofer: on headphones some details could be missed. Enjoy Listening and thanks to Impulsive Habitat team for their interest in this composition.
-Dario Moratilla
Created at Tronar studio 2.0 Iriepal |
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As I was getting ready to write this post, I started thinking about how I could describe the work of Dario Moratilla. Is it possible? Is it even worthwhile to attempt to do so? The bio at Impulsive Habitat says:
He bases all his music in the manipulation of the digital audio and displacement of many field records and the possibilities of chances and error as a factor of the music. His music is organic and develops, it denotes a great use of the new technologies mainly in the experimental software use.
The part of the paragraph above that strikes me is the “displacement of many field records” along with “the possibilities of chance and error as a factor of the music”. In Moratilla’s Trazos we are brought into a soundscape the is absolutely manufactured but it’s essence is fundamental and integrated with the world around us. Trazos is a work that composes around the mundane and brings forth strange and rare sounds of our existence.
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artwork/cover design:
©2012 Dario Moratilla
©2012 David Vélez
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©2012 Dario Moratilla
©2012 Impulsive Habitat
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