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Making Sense of Sounds, Between Humans and Machines
Lead by Mark Plumbley in UK, Making Sense of sounds is a research project on data analysis and machine learning of sound archives, focusing on “how to allow people to search, browse and interact with sounds.” It started on 14…
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A Sound Map of Sacred Spaces
Cities and memory has released another amazing sound map, Sacred Spaces, a project they have been working on during the latest months, which actually their biggest done so far. Including works from 123 artists and field recordings from 34 different…
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Klingt gut! Symposium 2017, Call for Papers/Works
“The Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and the Audio Engineering Society Hamburg Student Section are pleased to announce the third installment of klingt gut! International Symposium on Sound at the Arts and Media Campus in Hamburg. For three days, international…
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‘Sounds emergent: diverse ecologies’, New Issue of Soundscape: The Journal Of Acoustic Ecology
It’s great to know about a new issue of the classic Soundscape journal of acoustic ecology, published under the topic of ‘Sounds emergent: diverse ecologies’, in a renewed website that went online recently. It can be downloaded at World Forum…
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New Books: Beyond Vision, Theorizing Sound Writing, Quiet Ecology, Age of Noise in Britain
Here are four interesting new books on sound you might be interested to explore, in this case mostly covering discussions on sound studies and sonic philosophy. Some of them are already published, others are available for pre-order. The new titles include…
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The School of Sound Lectures Available Online in a New Archive
The School of Sound has created a new archive to include full audio recordings of lectures given by sound designers, directors and artists during previous editions of their event. The first nine have been uploaded already, although they promise more…