Re: [microsound] Re: Call for Submissions

[Wakefield <graham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Probably not - although, depending on the kind of field being recorded,
there could be a kind of 'simstim' being in someone else's shoes aspect to
it... 

It's a little strange sometimes hearing location recordings as if there is
nobody there.  Though perhaps no stranger than seeing documentary footage
without thinking about the fact that there is a cameraman there, you can
imagine that the potential sense of unease is highly context dependent.  It
strikes me that there is a great potential for creative exploration around
this issue, and related issues of surveillance, narrative & documentary /
fiction...

And of course, there are many ways to listen.

On 23/3/05 7:24 am, "{ brad brace }" <bbrace@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> interesting thread... while the field-recording listeners
> may wish to temporarily/partially locate themselves in the
> recording/place/time/duration, it's unlikely that they
> simultaneously also imagine/wish themselves making the
> recording (or frequently acknowledging the audio
> machinations)... isn't it?
> 
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