Re: It just goes...

[Crossedout@aol.com]

In a message dated 6/2/99 3:10:09 PM Central Daylight Time, 
kevin@minds-eye.org writes:

<< When my wife was pregnant, we were able to hear the baby's heartbeat 
with 
something
 called a Doppler (I think).  Anyway, I couldn't help but thinking it 
would be
 interesting to get one of those, apply it to your own body and run the 
results
 through the usual host of processors.  >>

There is a Japanese artist called Aube that uses single sound sources for 
his 
compositions (e.g. a song composed out of noises made from a book 
[flipping 
pages, crumpling paper, etc], songs composed of water dripping noises, 
sheets 
of metal manipulated, etc) who made a release using sounds gathered from a 
similar medical scanning machine, so all the sound sources he processed 
came 
from within his body. 

Not sure of the name of this record, if anyone is really interested let me 
know and I'll try to dig up more info. 

- Crossedout@aol.com