Fullfield Live · recorded in concert
Second Desk
A symphony orchestra’s season finale from the second desk of the first violins, bow arm and all.
Fullfield Live96 minMotion: Gentle
Overnight to Barstow
Eleven hours and fourteen minutes in the cab of a refrigerated truck, from the port at San Pedro to a distribution yard in the Mojave, recorded in a single take.
- Performer
- A long-haul truck driver
- Strand
- Fullfield Originals
- Running time
- 11 h 14 min
- Released
- Motion
- Gentle
- Ages
- 13+
Fullfield Originals
The Long Pour
Fullfield Originals52 minMotion: Moderate
Fullfield Originals
Low Tide, Point Dume
Fullfield Originals41 minMotion: Moderate
Fullfield Originals
Before the Trucks
Fullfield Originals63 minMotion: Moderate
Fullfield Originals
Last Chair
Fullfield Originals38 minMotion: Strong
The format
What a Fullfield recording is
Every title on the slate is a first-person recording. Fullfield captures a performance from the performer’s own position (picture at eye level, sound at the ear, motion, touch and breath) and plays it back to you the way it happened to them.
You don’t watch it. You stand where they stood.
What Fullfield records-
The Library begins digitizing 11,240 cassettes from the company’s first decade
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A note on reference footage and Fullfield Ambient
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Sense/Net publishes its 2026 transparency report
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Sense/Net opens Stage 6 in Sun Valley, its first stage built for Fullfield
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Sense/Net publishes its transparency report for January to June 2026
The Sense/Net Library
Six hundred and fifty-two feet under Kansas
Since 1994 the company’s masters have been kept in galleries cut into a bed of rock salt beneath Ashworth, Kansas, where the temperature has not moved from 68 degrees in living memory. The Library holds every recording Sense/Net has made, the catalogues it has bought, and a reading room above ground that any researcher can book.
Copies of retired products and out-of-commerce titles are deposited with Lazarus, the digital preservation programme, so that they can still be opened when the machines that played them are gone.