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from The Observer by Lee McKenzie

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I couldn't not include this, it seemed the perfect prelude to The Observer.

One of the more rugged of my productions, this brief track was put together as a spontaneous recording experiment one Sunday afternoon.

A very basic progression, (Which actually became the demo idea for The Observers outro) but I captured the guitar from a rather high gained condenser mic set up on the opposite side of my bedroom.
The result is a very open, & sort of non direct room sound which I must admit has grown on me.
I was having fun messing around that afternoon, so decided to layer it with MIDI ideas too, ultimately leading to a noise-scape resembling idea before closing off which a slightly more traditional sounding, close mic positioned guitar capture.

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from The Observer, released November 21, 2014
Lee McKenzie: Guitar, MIDI/keys & audio engineering.

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Lee McKenzie New Zealand

I am a 30 year old Musician, Writer & Performer.
My creations are the product of a rich childhood imagination that's developed over time to become musically channeled creativity.
I have completed a Diploma in music production & performance with high grades, achieving the APRA award for songwriting.
I feel my work offers a fresh & sincere corner of creation. ... more

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