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We were experimenting with a cassette player. Based on the discussion on [[Radio aporee]] we where asked to find a field recording that triggered a memory. My sound explorations | We were experimenting with a cassette player. Based on the discussion on [[Radio aporee]] we where asked to find a field recording that triggered a memory. My sound explorations ------>>> https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/User:Mania/Special_Issue_22/Field_recording | ||
== Shownotes discussion == | == Shownotes discussion == |
Revision as of 23:10, 27 September 2023
Special Issue 22
notes, observations, reflections, findings
Week 1
Tour at WORM
Monday 18.09.2023 We met in Worm for a tour led by Lukas Simonis, Ash Kilmartin and Florian Cramer.
Field Recording
We were experimenting with a cassette player. Based on the discussion on Radio aporee we where asked to find a field recording that triggered a memory. My sound explorations ------>>> https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/User:Mania/Special_Issue_22/Field_recording
Shownotes discussion
some takeaways
- Reading with the music background
- HOW TO USE VOICE DIFFERENTLY take advantage that we can whisper, talk sloooow or whatever, use our voices at the same time
- Guide listeners.. ask them to close their eyes ….
mention what is the intention of the song that we play. Make people imagine more Talk about specific details, smells, textures and use sounds for that
- For a moment remided me about scenes witrh beans hahahha
- Clear devision betweeen sections
- using the etherpad as a script. Communication between the caretakers and the classroom through etherpad has some potential
Prototyping
We set up a Raspberry Pi and create our own personal user profiles. Commands we used:
- Log in to the pi:
ssh thijsoid@145.24.139.16
- Broadcast a message:
wall [message]
- Print to the lineprinter:
echo "[message]" > /dev/usb/lp0
Methods
How do I annotate?
Steve:
- Every text creates a reader.