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Stefan Klemm | |||
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===s e a r c h=== | |||
is a 4 channel sound installation. the listener is the director of the sound. | |||
with an interface based in the middle of the room you can choose between 8 sound textures/pieces and arrange them. in case nobody is composing - playing - searching the computer will change from user play mode into random play mode. | |||
questions of this work are: soundarchitecture, soundfusion, eternity of sound. | |||
[[Image: | <videoflash type="vimeo">10206901|420|315 left</videoflash> | ||
<videoflash type="vimeo">10207137|420|315 right</videoflash> | |||
===structure=== | |||
[[Image:search.jpg]] | |||
===sound material=== | |||
every single piece takes about 90 seconds. It is more like a character or texture of sound, not a composition with a start and an end. | |||
it includes natural and synthetic sound material. | |||
all together there is about 12 minutes of soundmaterial and a lot of possibilities to arrange it. | |||
<br/> | |||
1 crackle <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound1.mp3">sound1.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
2 noise <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound2.mp3">sound2.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
3 Arles <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound3.mp3">sound3.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
4 impulse 1 <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound4.mp3">sound4.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
5 impulse 2 <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound5.mp3">sound5.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
6 rolling <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound6.mp3">sound6.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
7 wandering <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound7.mp3">sound7.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
8 floating <br/> | |||
<flashmp3 id="sound8.mp3">sound8.mp3</flashmp3> <br/> | |||
<br/> | |||
===place=== | |||
===technique=== | |||
computer and software pure data (pduino) <br/> | |||
audio interface (4 channel output) <br/> | |||
4 speaker (active or with 4 amplifiers) <br/> | |||
the interface with arduino board <br/> | |||
usb cable from the interface - the middle of the room - to the computer (which is in another room or near the wall) <br/> | |||
something to put the interface on top (like a desk or a column) | |||
Latest revision as of 16:31, 16 March 2010
Stefan Klemm
s e a r c h
is a 4 channel sound installation. the listener is the director of the sound. with an interface based in the middle of the room you can choose between 8 sound textures/pieces and arrange them. in case nobody is composing - playing - searching the computer will change from user play mode into random play mode. questions of this work are: soundarchitecture, soundfusion, eternity of sound.
<videoflash type="vimeo">10206901|420|315 left</videoflash>
<videoflash type="vimeo">10207137|420|315 right</videoflash>
structure
sound material
every single piece takes about 90 seconds. It is more like a character or texture of sound, not a composition with a start and an end. it includes natural and synthetic sound material. all together there is about 12 minutes of soundmaterial and a lot of possibilities to arrange it.
1 crackle
<flashmp3 id="sound1.mp3">sound1.mp3</flashmp3>
2 noise
<flashmp3 id="sound2.mp3">sound2.mp3</flashmp3>
3 Arles
<flashmp3 id="sound3.mp3">sound3.mp3</flashmp3>
4 impulse 1
<flashmp3 id="sound4.mp3">sound4.mp3</flashmp3>
5 impulse 2
<flashmp3 id="sound5.mp3">sound5.mp3</flashmp3>
6 rolling
<flashmp3 id="sound6.mp3">sound6.mp3</flashmp3>
7 wandering
<flashmp3 id="sound7.mp3">sound7.mp3</flashmp3>
8 floating
<flashmp3 id="sound8.mp3">sound8.mp3</flashmp3>
place
technique
computer and software pure data (pduino)
audio interface (4 channel output)
4 speaker (active or with 4 amplifiers)
the interface with arduino board
usb cable from the interface - the middle of the room - to the computer (which is in another room or near the wall)
something to put the interface on top (like a desk or a column)