Hello,
I have un idea for a microsound project!
I was recently enthralled by a largish reverb tank found at
http://www.tank-fx.de/ . I uploaded a flac (soundfile) and was rewarded
with another flac (reverberated soundfile).
It could be very good to upload soundfiles using the same method as that
found at http://www.tank-fx.de/ to various destinations in the world. A
sound might arrive at someone's studio , a retail business , a university
electronic music department , a frozen arctic lake , a brothel , an opium
den and then rerecord in combination with whatever was happening there. It
might be cool if the soundfile could politely announce itself visually.
Do any of you know how to implement this type of automatic exchange
using software? Is it being done already? Do you know where?
Thanks
-bill
http://chilowethiastoneindex.blogspot.com
http://home.earthlink.net/~billjarboe/sapbb.html
On Jul 3, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Exegene wrote:
Software and programming languages are formalized relations, so computer
music at the composition on the screen stage is, being expressed in terms
of software and programming languages, also formalized relations, that is
math, with probably some arbitrary adulteration mucking up the pool. As
such some kinds of computer music are as limited in their expressivity
and musical-ness as is the composer in hir fluency in the appropriate
mathematics. Consider the common experience of moving from a palette
limited to pre-composed instruments not much more complicated than
"Pitch source => 2 Oscillators, detuned => Filter => Amplifier => Output"
to comparative fluency in a language that allows the consideration and
use of sufficiently rich timbres, meaningful control schemes, etc.,
probably through years of painful study and yet more painful recordings.
It's through the experience and maturation of much intimacy that one
arrives at satisfactory music.
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