User:Angeliki/Grad Streaming Screaming

Possible titles

The roots of collective voice

Transmitting ugly things

Network utterance- Overflowed emotions

Occupy your stream

Screaming streaming

Framing

Streaming

Differences of TCP and UDP

streaming audio files/packages	streaming live
TCP	UDP
https://www.maketecheasier.com/run-a-diy-internet-radio-station-with-icecast-linux/	https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40068906/how-to-capture-html5-microphone-input-to-icecast/40073233#40073233
playlist	soundcard
storage	live/presence
permanent	temporary
Netflix	Skype, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_over_IP
Part of the flow	Part of the flow

Strategies

Strategy 1

1. Ways for inviting people in the workshop in Leeszaal
2. A workshop/meeting
3. An online platform with the audio streaming
4. Broadcast in public/outside space

Example 1

1. Ways for inviting people in the workshop in Leeszaal (flyers, conversations...)
2. A workshop/meeting that looks like "Queering Damage" at Leeszaal. Deconstructing "Queering Damage":
   • It is about a partial reparation of damage of any kind.
   • First hey define the terms they are using
   • Then the participants are "interviewing" the damage they have brought as topic by asking specific questions: What, who, when, where, semiotics- materiality, personal entanglement, pattern
   • Collective reading
   • Analysis...

   My approach would be:

   • First warm up (face washing, voice/breathing exercises, human microphone)

     
     

     
     

     
     

     

     
     

     
     

     
     

   • Introducing my terms (streaming, collective female utterance 'ololyga')
   • Introducing the audio streaming platform and how to use it
   • Discuss about topics that want to reveal. Connected to: being uncomfortable in public- public speech, division of public and private- daily stories, hidden dark narratives of society, mourning, annoyance. Maybe asking specific questions like QD
   • Writing down, choosing sentences to stream.
   • Parallel trying out the streaming (recording, listening, constant broadcasting) and discussing on the topics
3. An online platform with the audio streaming where everyone can record from their personal devices.

   
   

   
   

   
   

   

   A sample of streaming with icecast. Recording and listening at the same space created an echo effect resembling Lucier's "Sitting in a room"

   
   

   
   

   
   

4. Broadcast in public/outside space: outside of Leeszaal while the workshop is taking place inside, other times outside of several other places

Intention

A 'time-out' slot of time when we explore the feeling of being annoying, amplification in public and our presence in the flow

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