Tag Archives: Sound
Xbox Kinect controlling Ableton Live – Initial Experiment
This short video demonstrates the ability to control any parameter in Ableton Live using an Xbox Kinect, Synapse and Live using just body movement. In this simple experiment the movement […]
Moment Factory
“Moment Factory is a new media and entertainment studio specialized in the conception and production of multimedia environments combining video, lighting, architecture, sound and special effects to create remarkable experiences.” […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit sound design & post-production
Happy New year to all those who read my blog! After a short break over the Christmas period (although I have been working on the animation on and off) everything […]
Closat – Ideation Process
CLOSAT During my last lecture we looked at a technique/game/process called Closat. I found the Closat task invaluable in narrative, character and idea development, more so than the previous weeks […]
Short Film: Soundwalk and Eavesdropping task
The next task for my MA is to create a 3 minute short film in any format. I’ve been toying with multiple concepts for this but as far as narrative […]
Sound Design – Initial Feedback
Last Thursday (02/05), we had the opportunity to listen to each others work in progress as a group (very near to completion for most) and give some feedback to each other. […]
Norwich University of the Arts Soundscape
A recent task for my MA involved recording sounds in and around Norwich University of the Arts. As a small group of Moving Image and Sound students (5) we had […]
Initial Contact microphone experimentations
After completing my cables last week (which has enabled me to connect my contact microphones to the portable recorder), I spent some time last weekend in the garage and house experimenting […]
Alvin Lucier 1952 – 1996
Alvin Lucier is an American composer of experiemntal music and sound installations that explore acoustic phenomena and auditory perception. Much of his work is influenced by science and explores the physical properties of sound […]
