Yes, compressed to let the artifacts act as form-building material,
similar to your jpeg imagery.
What kinds of source sounds are you using for these?
m
On Jan 10, 2007, at 10:33 AM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote:
2007/1/10, mpalmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
These are quite compelling, thanks!
What's the code, if you don't mind sharing?
it's just that they're so compressed (8kbps if i remember) that the
rendering sort of spectralizes, 'pixelates', that's all - one of the
better for instance http://noemata.net/magh/dd/magh_domus10e.mp3 - heh
i sent it to a 'deep listening' festival once on a floppy, didn't hear
more about it.
bjørn
m
On Jan 10, 2007, at 2:00 AM, Bjørn Magnhildøen wrote:
> quite wonderful
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> (btw i was crunching my audio stuff from tapes some years ago,
> something similar - http://noemata.net/magh/eps-p/mp3/ -
fragments of
> own recordings with increasing density, low-code-fi resonance
> ('code-overtones'?), anyway, just as a ref, might be a dread)
>
> bjørn
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> 2007/1/10, mpalmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Quantity Becomes Quality 01
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>> 2007
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>> An attempt at creating a kind of audio monochrome.
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>> A famous hit song from the 60s is overlayed upon itself 1,000X.
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>> Resonances emerge and submerge, grayness prevails, and no pity,
>> absolutely none, for the living or the dead.
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>> http://mwp.jaycloidt.com/MPAUDIO2006/mp01x.mp3
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>> mwp
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