Artist Statement
A recent task for a writing workshop I attended at Norwich University of the Arts was to create an artist statement for myself. I found this a useful exercise as […]
Tag Archives: granular synthesis
Particle Sounds feedback
Well, it’s been a little while since I have posted an update – it’s been a very busy few weeks balancing work, the MA and all my marking. The good […]
Macrocosm – Process and Reflection
“Macrocosm” has achieved my vision for the final project. Creating Macrocosm has been a long process, which has involved exploring techniques which have been new and unfamiliar. It has been fun and […]
macrocosm
This is the final sound piece inspired by the video simulation of the big bang and formation of the early universe created by the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics in […]
Compiling Borderlands granular synthesiser to run on Mac OS X
A slight diversion from the task at hand. But I hope if anyone else who tries to install Borderlands on OS X finds this short article useful. If you haven’t […]
Ableton Live 9 and Granulator
Monolake Granulator – A FREE granular synthesiser for Live. Due to the experimentation I have been doing whilst working on this project, I decided that the best way to create […]
Sound Design Project Manifesto
Under the advice of my tutor at Norwich University of the Arts it was suggested that I create a mini-manifesto for the project to help shape and focus the final […]
Recording Ice cubes with Contact Microphones
Whilst working on this project I have been struggling to find organic sounds to represent the image of the particles and matter being drawn together and joined to create the […]
Research into Practice feedback
Very happy to have passed my first research assignment for my MA in Moving Image and Sound. I worked very hard on this assignment and have to say that it […]
Particle Sounds
You can find the completed research essay for my research into the practice of Granular Synthesis and how this can be applied within an artistic context. Overall, quite happy with […]
