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The piece below contains two sections, using the recorded sounds that occurred over the course of the session. They have been stitched together. Each side of the transmission (here in San Diego and Weimar) recordings of the transmitted audio were rearranged and replaced into 45 second mono clips. These clips were sent off the to other locale, where it was heard and reacted to with other sounds from the session. Each locale is panned to one or the other side (San Diego L, Weimar R) resulting in a two part, binaural piece lasting 1'30". | The piece below contains two sections, using the recorded sounds that occurred over the course of the session. They have been stitched together. Each side of the transmission (here in San Diego and Weimar) recordings of the transmitted audio were rearranged and replaced into 45 second mono clips. These clips were sent off the to other locale, where it was heard and reacted to with other sounds from the session. Each locale is panned to one or the other side (San Diego L, Weimar R) resulting in a two part, binaural piece lasting 1'30". | ||
<flashmp3 id=" | <flashmp3 id="Making connection (Brendan, Cornelius, Ludwig)">Making_connection_(Brendan,_Cornelius,_Ludwig).mp3</flashmp3> | ||
===Musical Conclusions=== | ===Musical Conclusions=== | ||
While useless as a telematic performance tool, the software did yield very interesting results due to its lossy and inconsistent transmission. These could be learned and controlled with some experience and understanding of the software's functionality. After this investigation, there seems potential for some piece of loudspeaker music, especially concerned with the uses and themes provided by the topic of telematic performance and its inherent issues (which are highlighted by this software). | While useless as a telematic performance tool, the software did yield very interesting results due to its lossy and inconsistent transmission. These could be learned and controlled with some experience and understanding of the software's functionality. After this investigation, there seems potential for some piece of loudspeaker music, especially concerned with the uses and themes provided by the topic of telematic performance and its inherent issues (which are highlighted by this software). | ||