I made a track with Andrew Huang (but we couldn't hear each other)

[@andrewhuang]

Thanks for inviting me to do this! Love this piece and this method :)

[@sarahbellereid]

Me too, love how it turned out!! More synth-hangs + sound chats soon

[@DivKid]

Great to see the collaboration, thanks for sharing.

[@Half_Plus_Seven]

This is a really powerful track! Beautiful work. You need a whole album!

[@MitchGurowitz]

I can very highly recommend Sarah’s online class. I had many reservations, but was very pleasantly surprised with the quality and commitment from Sarah and her staff’s to ensure pressure free learning.

[@SandTypist]

Really appreciate the different views you gave us into this piece and its process ❤

[@sarahbellereid]

Thanks! glad you enjoyed it

[@Drewdeluna]

I really appreciate the attention to feeling and sincerity you carry through your work Sarah. I look forward to trying this out!

[@pablowentscobar]

"Your collaborator" Sounds very Soviet. Very interesting, good stuff.

[@ollesvensk]

Fascinating the pieces fits so perfect together. Beautiful. Imaganitive Listening is such great idea. I really do want explore the concept more, and not just in music and sounds, but in other forms as well.

[@abrahamchagoya]

Hi Sarah, I love your content, it's quite inspiring...

[@alwayslosing808]

Awesome experiment, this kind of magical approach to creating music is always inspiring. We love it.

[@synthgeek]

This was really great! some real inspirational sounds came out of your collab.

[@steventrodd2655]

More, more, more. Loved it. It's how I work with myself. Two or more different sounds together.

[@neonvoid666]

This track immediately conjured otherworldly, living, breathing landscapes for me, something like one would find in the game Caves of Qud. It had a vibe that would fit that game perfectly.

[@rasmusinterstellar]

Amazing!!! Love this. Really interesting and mysterious territories of sound. Spacey in a beautiful way...

[@ulvessens5902]

Great idea. Hope to see more similar videos! Cheers

[@kalikay]

So great !! magical

[@BillNewsinger]

That max/msp patch is doing amazing things to your trumpet. Wish I could wrap my head around that software.

[@pk3776]

Amazing! 💯👍🙏

[@emdotambient]

That turned out really nice! I laughed, I cried, two thumbs up 👍👍 better than Cats!

[@aswarmofdeadinsects]

Absolutely fantastic track. Reminds me quite a lot of an experimental album by Gas of Latvia called We Are The Champions, which was composed primarily of lightly processed raw noise recorded from a detuned radio. Beauty in chaos.

[@Somedei]

great collab, sounds to me like a future distopic movie, great work !!!

[@justawatchin2]

Happy to see Andrew enjoying the Collide4!

[@denisdubochevalier2829]

Great video and collab! That's also a nice composing trick when alone: what I do sometimes is do a few takes in this spirit of imaginative listening, at different times and in different moods, and then select two or three of those randomly to create a piece.

[@denisdubochevalier2829]

Another great technique, somewhat related, when playing live as a duo/band, is to have each one a different piece in our in-ear returns, and improvise to it, having commited only to a track length.

[@tebi1kurieudidon172]

Well it is a great idea for when you're playing alone, with someone sorry, nope. Hahaha. Random superposition is not my thing I guess.

[@bahgo]

My favorite genre. Nice!

[@valdir7426]

really cool result, I'd never have thought of doing that. does knowing the other person's work comes a lot into play?

[@sarahbellereid]

Hmm, it definitely could come into play for sure - you could decide to play against that or with it I suppose; in this case I had NO idea what Andrew would do because his music typically doesn't fall into any one genre, so I just decided to do my thing :)

[@LaurenceWillis]

Really nice composition

[@maharbaleahcim]

Very cool

[@stevesmachineempire]

That came out pretty good. Your horn makes funny~strange sounds as far as horns go.

[@ckk1963]

Very interesting, nice collaboration 👍. I had the impression that you both were very careful to leave potential space for the unknown other, always a good thing even when hearing the other. Have you ever tried this with a larger group?

[@cambriakilgannon12]

Nice!😊

[@2n0u2t1]

it reminds of john cage and merce cunningham doing those music and dance compositions like suite for five

[@jordanmuller4735]

🤘🏻

[@AnnesYarak]

I hate this stupid face thumbnails…..

[@cambriakilgannon12]

Smiling???? They're clearly mid conversation lol. That chip on your shoulder must hurt its so big

[@SnaFOo75]

get a girlfriend/boyfriend.

[@BullPoh]

Hey, this person dislikes the thing, let creators know how to get the likes, let's not create a misunderstanding not telling what we dislike, it's part of life, if she see face thumbnails as stupid maybe she's right, how could we calculate the thing if anyone can say a thing?