Re: [microsound] webmixing...great fun

["The pHarmanaut" <pharmanaut@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My friend Matt Chiabotti has been doing some stellar webmixes for 
some time
now under the project name of em.chia. I'm not sure if any of his 
mixes are
up online (from which, of course, you could do a mix of a mix of a 
mix ...),
but check out http://www.typodegradable.com to look and see.

-=trace

----- Original Message -----
From: "BJM" <bent@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 5:32 PM
Subject: [microsound] webmixing...great fun

> I want to thank Tu Mp3 and ubu.com for posting those links just 
when
> they did. I went to the Tu-m site and started listening to one of the
> "soundtracks." (It showed up as a quicktime audio bar... not sure 
if
> it's supposed to do that or if the quicktime I recently installed has
> hijacked my mime settings.) I switched back to the menu and 
clicked on a
> different piece, but forgot to stop the first one (they were in
> different windows). My browser dutifully played the second piece 
right
> over the first one. Well, that pricked up my ears. I started adding 
more
> and more files to the "mix", revelling in the noisy glory. I use 
Mozilla
> and the tabbed browsing really came in handy: I didn't have to 
open as
> many windows.
>
> Well, I soon decided I was wasting my time and really should get 
back to
> reading my emails. Lo and behold, my next email had the link to 
ubu.com,
> where I quickly found the "sound" page (sorry, I guess you'd 
posted that
> link to steer us to the Aspen page). I quickly picked a name at 
random
> from the pop-up list and then clicked on a sound file. The 
overlapping
> mess of Tu-m files that I had started was still going, so my 
microsound
> collage was suddenly blessed with some strange Italian mouth 
noises (I
> think it was Giacomo Balla). Somehow I'd managed to pick stuff 
that all
> worked relatively well together and the results were sublime...if 
only
> for a few magical moments.
>
> It's too bad I don't have a laptop; I'd love to do a show where I just
> mix sound streaming soundfiles from the web. I guess the 
venue would
> have to have a good internet connection though...
>
> b
>
>
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