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This is the second part of Museum of Sound, two songs I wrote for a recording session in the anechoic room of the Delft University of Technology!

The Anechoic Room is a room where no (an) echoes (echoic) are present. This means that everything you hear is directly from the sound source. When I studied at Iowa State University I played guitar in a small anechoic room. Now a few months later I arranged that I could record in the anechoic room in Delft. In my opinion the sound is the best without any reflections from walls etc. This is because the clarity of the sound is at its best. For the mix reverb has been added.

First of all thanks to Henry den Bok for allowing me to record in the anechoic room and helping me out with arranging some logistics!

Thank you Merel van Hoek (http://www.youtube.com/user/merelvh?feature=watch) and Jerry Kooyman (http://www.jerrykooyman.com/home.html) for helping me record the video!

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Thanks for watching!