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Experimental Sound Design for Audiovisual Media 20.May.2008 1st meeting with the producer and editor at house 11. 30.May.2008 2nd meeting with the producer Ian Shearer 2.June.2008 Recording Pre-Production Arranging the instruments with Paul Stapleton Preparing the studio/sonic lab
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A + V < (AV) * x 7.2.08 project starts 1st meeting with Paul Stapleton, groundbreaking brainstorming and discussion about interests and aims. 8.-25.2.08 concept development creation of Music ⇔ Video relationship equations, Writing paper: Personal research and
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the tPod an interactive Tea Pot **************** On 23rd of May it is teatime at SARC!!! ***************** “Tea is simple to make. it just needs you to be present at key points in it’s ritual of preparation.” (c) Coming soon @ SARC .::. The tPod — an interactive TeaPot .::. info: wikipedia - UK - games - Grey’s - Twinings - BBC To prepare tea it is recommended to use a Teapot.
Tags: audio, experience, experimental, food, installation, listening, live, sound, tPod, vision | 6 Comments »
Greetings from dallas Simpson, I just joined the site . It looks very interesting as I am heavily involved in binaural soundscape composition.
Tags: audio, binaural microphones, composition, dallas simpson, found sounds, improvisation | 1 Comment »
Today at the crime scene house Daisy heard a “godawful racket” while I participated in a seance for three dead men. It was the same event. In Kurosawa’s film Rashomon, conflicting accounts of a rape and murder are given by four people, one of whom
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As a listener to the performers via the binaural microphones, I felt a strong sense of intimacy with the performers. I suppose this arises from the fact that although the same audio was being fed through to a number of people at the same
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Day1 Day3 I focussed in and out. As I walked to the herb garden, my noisy coat was pretty much the major landscape sound. Is this narcissistic or is everyone else so aware of their footfalls? (Javascript required
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After much hard work, I’ve managed to upload a sound of me fiddling about with a drain pipe in the ‘herb’ garden. If the drains in Harris building are blocked, it’s my fault… (Javascript required to view QuickTime movie, please
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Since arriving about 12 o’clock, the day has been pretty hectic but an interesting mix of activities and conversation with the various new people I’ve met. The diversity of the group has been quite surprising, I perhaps didn’t expect such a broad mix of skills
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This post has been set up to discuss the following question:
What are the best online locations for the free storage of various forms of media (images, video, audio, .pdf, etc)?
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