This might be a nifty sound design trick. With the creative use of a gate effect, you can write messages into the amplitude waveform.
At the very least the resulting gate patterns are interesting.
As a sound designer I’m able to provide such services as post processing, audio production and audio engineering or I’m able to take part in productions as the sound engineer, sound technician or production designer.
This might be a nifty sound design trick. With the creative use of a gate effect, you can write messages into the amplitude waveform.
At the very least the resulting gate patterns are interesting.
An excerpt of the soundtrack loop for an exhibition by a Guadeloupean artist Karib.
The piece is largely based on the high-pitched sound of a reverberating cannon shell casing, which acts like a tuning fork after being fired. In this case, its frequency is about 4400 Hz, or slightly below C#, which corresponds to the wavelength of the casing’s diameter or the cannon’s caliber. The sound is played at different octaves/pitches and processed in various ways. It is mixed with the sound of a Tibetan prayer bell and a temporally lengthened and highly processed sound of a creaking door brings along an organic dynamism.
X.0 (x dot zero) is a nostalgic techno trip to the 90s.
X.0 is Janne Särkelä and Asko Lintunen.
Tracks are paired with music videos on our YouTube channel.
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The website displays real-time lightning strikes on a map using data from the Finnish Meteorological Institute. It also converts the properties of these strikes into melodies that can be played live.
Here is a musical piece created through an improvised session layered over the lightning strike soundtrack: R Dimensio – Salamatar