ly. I hope all is well with
you.Candace.-Original Message-From:
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small project i did last night.. mabey someone
Lots o' crispy Crispin!R~~---Now playing: Brion Gysin - BaboonRANDOM RODIO:(often) rodcasting at:http://rodcast.dyndns.org:8000/listen.m3u"you won't like all of it"
http://art.osu.edu/74982/soundimage/index.htmlA small project i did last night.. mabey someone would like to do something like this with me.. crispinhttp://www.crispinwebb.com
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way sweet
i ahve forwarded to friends
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Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2006 8:01
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Subject: FLUXLIST: sound image
relationship
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small project i did
Great idea! I like the concept!
/Björn
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Subject: FLUXLIST: sound image
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http://art.osu.edu/74982/soundimage/index.htmlA
small project i did
Thank Cecil for the new group!
Grand idea that I hope takes off.
best,
Rod
Greetings all,
For those of you with an interest is sound collage, that is, sound works
that are constructed from parts taken from a diverse body of sources,
Please consider joining the new email group SOUND COLLAGE at
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/soundcollage/ Share your sound
Arf arf bang crack blam buzz cai spot ciaf ciaf clamp splash crackle crackle crunch deleng gosh grunt honk honk cai meow mumble pant plop pwutt roaaar dring rumble blomp sbam buizz schranchete slam puff puff slurp smack sob gulp sprank blomp squit swoom bum thump plack clang tomp smash trac
twas crimping
and the nambytoes
did p-gile and grindel
through the vernd
Hi John and Thanks for your wonderful book of poems.
Dawn Amato"John M. Bennett" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sound crotchsound and crawlspace dripping sock holeflooded with yr expiration happenedrancid throating or your icy
Sound crotch
sound and crawlspace dripping sock hole
flooded with yr expiration happened
rancid throating or your icy grapple
at my thigh retraction puzzle
up my snideham
bop or stripping drat or nailing sot
or fulsome shed or scalding hat
or laundry meat or finger block
or sodectomy
Sound Out Sept 1ST -31st
An Exhibition Of Outdoor Sound Art For Cork2005
Sound Out is an exhibition of outdoor sound art for Cork2005 curated by Danny
Mc Carthy and David Toop and takes in a large section of the city centre. It
features four internationally renown artists Christina
http://www3.sympatico.ca/freereed/ray.htm#_Work_Information
there are some interesting sound pieces here
you have to wait a bit for the sound to start
and turn up the volume its subtle..
http://www.crispinwebb.com
sound scrawl
sound scrawl
call pound
blink tear
sheer clink
comb sludge
fudge dome
stud crush
bush crud
drip twist
fist trip
gadget tense
flense hatchet
flag glue
knew drag
clamp rut
butt damp
pen tape
shape ken
when cape
crepe then
stamp cut
mutt lamp
rag blue
stew hag
smudge sense
dense budget
since y'all seem to be into the sound thing right
now, and in stress, your environments and
field recordings, check out:
www.phonography.org
and the Yahoo! Group: phonography
.
brian
--- Isnt it against the law to peddle phonography to
miners?
These people should know better.
Michael
brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
since y'all seem to be into the sound thing right
now, and in stress, your environments and
field recordings, check out:
just found this on my old site (ie the one i can no
longer access)
http://digilander.libero.it/jumper66/fffoweb/officesound.html
see what i have to put up with
(there are now 3 versions of the fffo s(h)ite
online, only one accessible by me! - something new in the pipeline
though!)
Ever wanted to be part of the art community? Feel that you need something to
give you the right to wear those black rimmed glasses? Want your friends to
think you're intelligent? Not got Saatchi's cash? Then come to the art
poundshop at the following address...
I wish i could live in a place where it snows like that all day!
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Hi Rod,
Of course, I
now have to get out the "MP3 for Dummies" to find out why
45 seconds of sound would take up 1.4 MG - maybe because of
256kbps/44 Hz?)
The higher the bitrate (i.e. 256kbps) the better the sound quality and the
bigger the file. You can get 2 minutes of music into less than
^¦sol:
yes, thanks! at 16kbps it only takes up 90kb for 45 sec.,
but it sounds like doo-doo on a ny street. at 32kbps
(180kb), it's sound quality improves to more like doo-doo
on a stick.
to the rest of you:
this FreeRip thing is the cat's meow (he says in his
naivete). listen to sol. it's
although I remember Heiko mentioning that his encoder would do 8), however
Yeah. Telephone quality.. Check
http://www.uni-bonn.de/~uzs106/stanfor4.mp3 , around 20 minutes, around 1
MB...
I think 128 kbits/sec is what people call CD quality
Hi - this isn't very fluxy but someone might be able to help -
We're putting together a Killer Rabbits website
and hope to feature a track and a few bits and pieces from the CD.
Our drummist, Allen, is having trouble with this and sends me this note
(which, frankly, doesn't mean a lot to me) -
I have tried to get some sound on the web site, but have come to a bit of a
halt 'couse I can't find a (free) utility to convert from CD to PM3 or WAV
files. I may have to just re-record a bit into .wav use that, but we
still want to convert to pm3 to offer the stuff for sale don't we ?
I think we've solved the mpg rpm problem
thanks to all who replied
and especially
Sol
who (I hope)
has provided the answer
BIG THANK YOU
How Do You Do
by Ivor Cutler
A man was thirsty. He ran after
a camel. The camel stopped till he
caught up.The man did not know
what to do.
Yes, Sol! Thanks for that bit of info. I downloaded that
utility and now I'm no longer an MP3 virgin. (Of course, I
now have to get out the "MP3 for Dummies" to find out why
45 seconds of sound would take up 1.4 MG - maybe because of
256kbps/44 Hz?)
Thanks again,
Rod (not eating Ivor Cutler's
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