I rarely go straight noise. I experience multiple streams of sound data as noise. These streams can be comprised of un-noisey sorts of sounds. But it's the density that makes me feel it as noise. That, and any sort of feedback feels like noise to me. So this piece is a combination of those characteristics. I find working in a modular environment that things can get overly dense too easily in my hands. I have to really work to breathe some air into my patches, and that's how I start this piece ... light, and not too dense. Then, I gradually pull out all of the stops and let it wobble it's way through to the end.
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