Rafael and Hal recorded their sounds
November 1-30, 2025
with Sony ICD PX-470 stereo digital dictaphones
in Gainesville, Florida and The Canary Islands
Hal McGee sound sources:
spoken words, my dog Stanley, sounds of my daily life, neighbors, friends, family, circuit bent Casio SK-1, 1-string pink dumpster guitar, Casiotone CT-S200RD, chromatic and tremolo harmonicas, whamola
Rafael González sound sources:
My voice, field recordings, Casio SK1, short circuits on a sound box, trumpet, toy magaphone, metallophone with pine cone, cassettes, cassette recorder, objects, laptop, Korg Monotribe, reel to reel, radio (FM, AM and Shortwave), short circuits on Korg Monotron Delay.
November 2025 Report consists of more than 600 recordings by Hal and Rafa. To create this dictaphone assemblage they played back their recordings on four PX-470s simultaneously in a chance random shuffle mode and mixed them directly into Audacity, with no added effects or post-production other than minor edits.
We offer November 2025 report to you and we thank you for listening because you complete the audio art by listening.
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