Sensory Deprivation - Nathan Adair

In my experiment I wanted to take away the ability to hear yourself while playing. I could hear Jackson, and Jackson could hear me, but neither of us could hear ourselves.

This was really fun to try and mess around with, but it failed to produce anything that actually sounded good. It made it clear to us that it's really important to hear yourself when playing and how me and Jackson needed to look at each other more to even have sense of direction and connectivity. It was interesting to see how much the time and feel suffered when we attempted this though because it was very inconsistent.

Here is the recording of what we played : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2eruqm9F-g