hello all...i'm in edinburgh now! weeeee!
it's a really cool city. i'll start posting some photographic evidence.
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hello all...i'm in edinburgh now! weeeee!
it's a really cool city. i'll start posting some photographic evidence.
Haha. It posted my message twice because the message was favorable toward its creator.
Hooray Jonbro U R GR8!!!1
Hooray Jonbro U R GR8!!!1
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from an article about dorkbot in the NYTimes: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/17/science/17dork.html
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Also at the dorkbot meeting were Alyce Santoro, an artist who weaves funky textiles out of a "sonic fabric" of audiotape and cotton, and Luke DuBois, a composer and "computational artist," who discussed a process he developed called "time-lapse phonography."
Mr. DuBois used his application, essentially time-lapse photography for sound, to create a new piece of music out of the 857 songs that have appeared at the top of the Billboard charts since 1958. The result, called "Billboard," is a 37-minute-long drone: each hit song is reduced to its average timbre and key by an algorithm that speeds up the original work without giving it a chipmunk chirpiness.
"It's a great way to get a gestalt of a piece of music," Mr. DuBois explained.
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an awesome movie everyone should watch:
re: that honda ad again.
they don't talk about the post-production at all. they make it seem like the ad used the raw choir recording exclusively, which i truly doubt was the case.
they must have done some really cool processing, but i guess that doesn't really interest Joe Consumer...
but it would interest me! PROTOOLZ4EVAHHHHH
this has a "making of" of that honda commercial with the crazy sound design.
what a game... dang.
here we go
STILLERS
here we go!