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YNK: Sonic Fabulations, Field Studies and Nonhuman Relations
YNK is an interesting podcast/radio project from Islands Songs, aka Nicolas Perret and Silvia Ploner who, in words of Salomé Voegelin, “orchestrate the uncertainty of the heard, frame perception as doubt and invite participation in the unknown.” Featuring several contributors…
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New English Translation of Pierre Schaeffer’s Influential Treatise on Musical Objects
If there’s an influential 20th century research, it is Pierre Schaeffer’s one. Not only for art and music, but for engineering and psychology. Although focused on his idea of the musical object, the Treatise on Musical Objects is an oasis…
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Christoph Cox on The History of Sound Art, Full Lecture
Here’s an interesting lecture philosopher Christoph Cox gave recently (January 18) in connection with a sound intervention by Andrea Hornick in the Collection Gallery of Barnes Foundation.
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Adam Basanta’s ‘Small Movements’, the Fragile Dialogue Between Feedback, microsound and Tiny Spaces
We have before featured Adam Basanta’s work, which has been predominantly developed on installations in which he uses miniature audio systems, controlled feedback, kinetic structures and a fantastic dialogue of both small and big spaces to create intricate works both aural and conceptually…
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Video: Introduction to Binaural Recording with a 3Dio System at New York City
The Verge recently published a nice article on binaural recording techniques, also including a video in which some ideas about binaural sound are exposed, plus some examples of binaural field recordings at New York City, using a 3Dio Free Space…
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Acoustic Museums and Byzantine Churches
USC Viterbi School of Engineering has an interesting project on acoustic archaeology called Acoustic Museums. Episode 1 features interesting explorations on Byzantine sound. “Collecting the Google Earth of Sound. An international, trans-disciplinary team of researchers take us to Thessaloniki, Greece to…