Eyecrophone - Electromagnetic Microphone - Record the Whispers of the Universe!

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Here at The Coolest Recording Studio in South London Town - texture plays a key part in all our productions - it may be a Japanese post punk band looking for slowed down traffic noise to add girth to the verses - it may be an Electro artist looking to track authentic sounding Soul to add to their palette - or it may be an alt. folk songstress searching the universe for random voices to enhance or gell their repertoire ..... so what do we here at ShrunkenheadsStudios do? - We research & make stuff bespoke for our artists - that's what we do!

 Here's our latest & greatest venture into audio experimentation - SHS's own Eyecrophone! 
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Eyecrophone

Recording studio microphones - funky is good !

 Hand made at the studio - it picks up electromagnetic information from ipads, phones, computers & other electronic devices - it's quite odd hearing what your phone is thinking - especially when you go online & change from one website to another - but move the mic around the device(s) - record the audio - drop it onto one of your tracks - add a bit of reverb - & prepare to be astounded! 


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 It's a thing of beauty - & different every time - you can make odd swirling loops from random bits - or just use it as a splendiferous backing to enhance your existing audio.
We got All the best toys! 

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