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A more-or-less regular update on my adventures in sound creation and manipulation. Sound-art. Maybe.
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This piece was prompted by "Hare Christmas" a tone poem/joke/audio piece by my good old friend and performance artist Hilario Alvarez from "Oficina de Ideas Libres". His voice was used as the only source material, and was processed using ixi software's amazing grainBox.
And, btw, you are aware of ixi software's audio tools, aren't you?
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One of a long series of demos and experiments I produced in summer-fall 2004. The idea was to construct soundscapes built on recordings of underground musicians in Madrid's metro.
This was one of the most successful experiments in the series....
A short piece created for Rod Stasick's "John M. Bennett Audio Poetry Project", 2005.
John's poems were used as prime material for audio manipulation and organisation, in a compilation CD which included pieces by John M. Bennett himself, Rod Stasick, Walter Cianciusi, Nick Potter, and Alan Bowman.
Eventually, these recordings became part of Cianciusi's Fluxus Podcast.
