Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 55 minutes ago
A deep dive on a Boards of Canada album and a little crash course on how spectrograms (which you can make with free software Audacity, or the fairly affordable Izotope Elements version of RX) can be really great for exploring and understanding how non-traditional music is constructed. I think this video might create more questions than answers, so fire away in the comment section!
A deep dive on a Boards of Canada album and a little crash course on how spectrograms (which you can make with free software Audacity, or the fairly affordable Izotope Elements version of RX) can be really great for exploring and understanding how non-traditional music is constructed. I think this video might create more questions than answers, so fire away in the comment section!
