Listening
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Six Questions with Ian Todd
Cheryl Tipp has published a nice interview with Ian Todd. Ian Todd has been recording the sounds of nature for over two decades. He is a member of the Wildlife Sound Recording Society (WSRS) and a longtime contributor to the…
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Call for Submissions: Symposium on Acoustic Ecology 2013
The Symposium on Acoustic Ecology investigates soundscapes as complex sounding systems that change in space and time, and shape our understanding of the surrounding world. Soundscapes present analytical challenges relating to perception, spatio-temporal dynamics, effects of anthropogenic sounds on ecosystems,…
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z.e.l.l.e. – nth
Virtuality is created from a nano environment dependent on materials built by certain molecules. When a simple sine wave is created in a computer, a massive process between virtual and physical-electrical happens. In terms of sound, a computer becomes a pencil…
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Christopher DeLaurenti Interview
Ear Room has published an interesting interview Mark Peter Wright had with Christopher DeLaurenti. Christopher DeLaurenti is a sound artist, improvisor, and phonographer based in Virginia. His work encompasses field recordings, electroacoustic and acousmatic music, text-sound scores, free-improvised low-tech electronics,…
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asmus tietchens – z-menge
All the mengen series by Asmus Tietchens (who is probably one of the greatest sound artists of our time) are a must in terms of microsonic exploration. Although they perfectly function as magnificent art pieces, aesthetically detailed and precise, and also…
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Exclusive Interview with Diego Stocco, A “Sound Magician”
You probably have heard about Diego Stocco, a composer and sound designer with a pretty particular way of creating sonic experiences mostly using rare instruments, found sounds and by doing special explorations of the sonic environment. He has done a…