Objet abandonne en Mer

Bernier & Trottier · 33 min

Nicolas Bernier and Simon Trottier’s Objet abandonne en Mer grew from improvisation around a stranded-object concept, followed by extensive post-production. The 12rec account identifies acoustic and electric guitars, laptop, toy piano, other strings, percussion and microphones among their tools. Four files begin with ‘Harmattan’ and end with ‘Bourrasque.’ The title track contains three named internal parts within one recording, followed by ‘Et sa Corne de Brume.’ Field recordings and guitar material are described as central to the work.

Selected edition: 4-file MP3 edition from the documented source. 4 audio files, 62,994,312 bytes and 32:48 of measured audio.

Verification: source size and MD5; full audio decode; every torrent piece. The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.

Selected the source’s complete 4-recording MP3 edition in its documented file order.

Four selected files are retained. The title track’s reversible accented-character encoding error is repaired; its three internal parts are not split into separate tracks. Extensive post-production is directly described by the source. Source and edition notes.

Source limits: Four selected files are retained. The title track’s reversible accented-character encoding error is repaired; its three internal parts are not split into separate tracks. Extensive post-production is directly described by the source.

These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.

Source declaration: CC BY-NC-SA 2.0/DE. Source evidence.

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