Lector

Robot voices, whispering strings, talking drum loops, rhythmic pads, the resonant ringing of bells, dripping water - the possibilities are all but infinite. With a quick tweak here and there, the Lector turns any incoming signal into novel sounds and effects. Tremendously versatile, the Lector puts in your hands a sonic toolset for a wide range of diverse applications. Just about anything goes, from distorting the human voice to adding subtle harmonies to lead vocals and getting creative with movie soundtracks.

Robot voices, whispering strings, talking drum loops, rhythmic pads, the resonant ringing of bells, dripping water - the possibilities are all but infinite. With a quick tweak here and there, the Lector turns any incoming signal into novel sounds and effects. Tremendously versatile, the Lector puts in your hands a sonic toolset for a wide range of diverse applications. Just about anything goes, from distorting the human voice to adding subtle harmonies to lead vocals and getting creative with movie soundtracks.

“Ecco, ora si rompono gli indugi e questo lettore, sempre accanto, sempre addosso, sempre alle calcagna del testo, lo si colloca nel testo. Un modo di dargli credito ma, al tempo stesso, di limitarlo e di controllarlo. Ma si trattava di fare una scelta: o parlare del piacere che dà il testo o del perché il testo può dare piacere. E si è scelta la seconda strada.” Dall’introduzione di Umberto Eco

Despite the recent and intensified scholarly interest in the field of myth and ritual, inquiry into major shifts in mythical and ritual poetics is still in a preliminary stage.