Re: [microsound] Pictures-Sound

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hate to be a one-note johnny, but the databenders group is a great place
to ask about this kind of thing. 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/databenders/

(Sorry, everyone, for repeatedly publicizing this group every time
something even vaguely related comes up,but I'm the moderator and I just
wanna let people know what's out there.)

Read the archives to see how people have done things in the past. The
files section has examples of sound files that have been processed as
images in photoshop, and images that can be imported into photoshop,
processed, and then converted into sound. Also tips on a makeshift
method for converting data to video and text to midi and so on.

Phil

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<-----Original Message----->
> 
>From: wesley m
>Sent: 1/16/2003 10:17:25 AM
>To: microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: [microsound] Pictures-Sound
>
>a while ago i searched my harddrive for any files that weren't an audio
>format and were above 5mb. and opened these in goldwave as wavs. the
best 
>ones were the big dll and exe files. i compiled 20mins worth together
to 
>make a cd (klk009). 
>in a similar vein, try opening sound files in something like notepad
and 
>copying and pasting and deleting parts of the text, or adding your own
bits 
>of text. it can do some strange things to your audio. 
>im not sure about this one as i havent tried it myself... opening a 
>soundfile in a picture editing program like photoshop and then adding 
>effects to this image. then playing back the audio. has anyone tried
this? 
>what effect does it have? what program did you use? etc.etc. 
>
>best, 
>wesley 
>
>
>
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