I've been a little busy, working on folding the sound over and over. I accidentally discovered that now that all the sounds are interacting, you can isolate each frequency of the sound and they stand on their own as an experience.
Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Coalescence
I sat inside sound for awhile in order to drown out the chaos of this week. This is finally starting to take the shape I want it to have. Also, I finally found a title I like.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Layers
I'm experimenting with new layering techniques, creating a larger more confusing space. This will be an opening part of the piece.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Binaural tones
This is a new experiment working with binaural tones. The beginning part is more where i'm leading, still trying to layout the rest of the tones.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Convergence
I'm still trying to really nail down my thesis.
Thoughts that are running through my head have to do with the documentation of learning. Learning is a process we use as an adaptive mechanism. It helps us survive, but it also enhances our collective knowledge. Documentation is an intriguing human characteristic. With the advancement of technology comes new forms of documentation. I want to explore the language of learning, and process the manipulations into a video/audio presentation.
I've experimented with some more sounds from my ukulele, and have worked on using interruptions and echoes to help communicate an ideas of history, confusion, and compilation.
Thoughts that are running through my head have to do with the documentation of learning. Learning is a process we use as an adaptive mechanism. It helps us survive, but it also enhances our collective knowledge. Documentation is an intriguing human characteristic. With the advancement of technology comes new forms of documentation. I want to explore the language of learning, and process the manipulations into a video/audio presentation.
I've experimented with some more sounds from my ukulele, and have worked on using interruptions and echoes to help communicate an ideas of history, confusion, and compilation.
Labels:
Audio,
documentation,
Jes Thayer,
Mix,
ukulele
Location:
Beverly, MA, USA
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Sound experimentation
I'm playing with reversing and manipulating the sound bites from the burning letter project. I've elongated the sounds so they became ambient noise and form a soundtrack. Here's my first experiment.
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