SI25 Broadcast 1: Soundmapping
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Radio recording
Concept
This radio show was inspired by the Aporee exploration day we had together. We collected all the sounds, memories and songs to make a soundboard on Ableton Live. Fred built the soundboard and we used it to mix. We listened to all the content and made notes about them.
Roles
- Fred (Producer) / Kim (Interface)
- Sevgi (host)
- Martina (host)
- Kiara (host)
Other
Pre-Production
collected radio aporee field recording pages: Category: Field Recordings 2024
Took notes on the sounds and songs:
Notes on sounds:
- sevgi'map - Antalya, Turkey / bird sounds, nature, morning, dreamy memory - Heaven song - Fanny Dog - a lil funky, about Fanny the dog, 'knows what her name is'
- alexandriamap - IJmuiden, Netherlands / industrial, road, car, exhaust, smoke memory - Warhammer, google maps, bike ride, bike partner, games, gamecube, kanker, cancer, song - Uskallan · Paavoharju - folk, Turku, yoresel, local, lo-fi, - pop-rock
- 'fredmap - Glasgow, Scotland - station , pre-recorded message, ACCENT, next train memory - high pitch, Brexit, automated passport scanners, nationalism, pride of [...], home, na/belonging song - Rich (Homeless), Thanksgiving - dreamy, lo-fi, humming, tiny little mouse, cute
- elenimap - Athens, Greece - station, metro, inside the cart, memory - native language (greek) song - Sweet Life - Frank Ocean, rnb
- felinemap - Kiel, Germany - seagulls, harbor, seaside, conversation, shore, watermemory - x song - Otis Redding - Sitting on the dock of the bay
- chrissymap - Kassel, Germany - drum circle? dreamy, laundry, drops, water, toilet, plumbing, memory - native language (German), Corona, summer, auepark, paths, mapping song - Smokies · Barefoot Jerry - 60s, happy, beatles In The Summertime · Mungo Jerry - hit, 60s, happy, easy
- charlie
- map - Luxembourg / church bells, square, town memory - echo, nostalgic, church bells, traffic, noise, comforting, home, ding dong song - x
- kimmap - Brandenburg, Germany - night, bugs, nature, fresh air, songs in the distance, comforting (to me), sleepy memory - childhood, home, summer, roadtrip, smell, forest, water, family song - brandenburg rainald Grebe, Live, piano, 2000s, gag
- kiaramap - Toulouse, France - traffic, birds, wind, metro station memory - native language(French), childhood song Le Premier jour du reste de ta vie- 90s dreamy, keyboard, nostalgic French, I hate this one, glimmer bytes
- zuhuimap - Seoul, South Korea - bells, temple, crackle, talking, memory - childhood, birthday, spring song - Ganadaramabasa 70s, spring, guitar, dreamy, kinda amazing, 10/10 Clap! Clap! - "Kuj Yato - bells, ding dong, police siren, 10/10, absolutely slaps, so good, folk, yoresel,
- Joe Hisaishi - Summer, summer, spring, happy, instrumental, piano,
- melisamap - Damascus, Syria - road, cars, traffic, busy, phone ring, horns horns horns, war zone memory - No permish song - Saalouny El Nas - kivir salla habibi, 10/10 love this one
- claudiomap - Castellanza, Italy - static, water, shore, subtle, beautiful?
- memory - native language (Italian) song Permanent Vacation - Hendiadyoin - ambient, cool, piano, ok
- Tessamap - Lausanne, Switzerland - bells, square, talking, ambulance, lullaby, children, puppet show, weronik memory - native language (french) song - Jesper Munk – Shakespeare & Heartbreak - 2012
- imremap - Istanbul, Turkey - istiklal, street, talking, saz, street musician, memory song Üsküdar'a gider iken
- martinamap - Had Dingli, Malta - beat, street, quarry, digging, machinery, automation, memory - native language (maltese) song dreams Kelsey lu - violin, intro almost bell like, high pitch, instrumental, eerie, echo,
- wynmap - Hongkong, China - beeping, beat, traffic, metro?, station, memory - native language(Chinese) song - made with the beeping from the station <3, beat, echo, 43 mins
- iminamap - Las Vegas Strip, NV, USA - casino, britney, cash machine, memory money, family,
- memory 2- radio? song beautiful dirty, rich - lady gaga/ iconic
Post-Production
Some interpretations of the Field Recording World Map: