David Worrall
"The work is based on the data set provided for the International Conference on Auditory
Display (Sydney, 2004) competitive submissions. This work was one of ten chosen from
the more than 30 submissions for presentation via a 16 channel sound diffusion system
during the conference, at the Studio of the Sydney Opera House, and for inclusion on the
digital disc representing the chosen works.
Method of Production:
First the appropriate supplied data files (150000 data points, 500Hz sampling rate,
corresponding to 5 minutes of acquisition) were given headers so that they could be
recognised as 16 bit aiff 44.1kHz audio files. A Python routine was written to do this; the
purpose of this was to permit using them as audio files with realtime audio rate reading
and manipulation of the data, using MAX/MSP.
Second, the files were audio normalised, providing a very convenient routine to spread
the range of values within the files over the whole available bit-depth.
Audio files were then generated as follows:
Audio files 2, 25, 28, 31, 34 and 35 (deriving from the data files of the same numbers)
were made by time expansion from the original c. 3secs (150000 samples @ 44100 per
sec) up to 5 minutes. This was done with SoundHack's Vocoder function. The resultant
sound files were used directly as 6 of the final audio files."
Quelle:
http://www.icad.org/websiteV2.0/Conferences/ICAD2004/concert/DeanWhiteWorral.pdf
(Zugriff: 9.11.2007)
Ausschnitt anhören (00:30)
Aufnahme
Listening to the Mind Listening
Medium
CD-ROM
Herausgeber
ICAD
Erscheinungsdatum
2004
Datensatz:33