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Audio Acid: Affective Design and the Psychoacoustic Trip by Ryan LaLiberty - 1 views

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    "   "Blissful positive energy," "Full chakra healing," "Extremely powerful third eye opening" - such are the benefits of binaural beat listening as promised in the titles of a few popular YouTube videos.[1] Throughout the wide distribution network of binaural beat audio, discourses abound that purport effects such as heightened sexual arousal; improved performance at job interviews; psychedelic-like drug experiences; enhancements in creativity, IQ, and lucid dreaming; and assistance in the fight against cancer. More than a panacea, binaural beats and the meditative auditory experience the associated rhetoric claims they provide, do not just heal or prevent defect and injury; they heighten the overall quality of life. Or, so is the promise.  "
john roach

Inversion 3: Speaking Surfaces, outdoor documentation (binaural) - YouTube - 0 views

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    "'Inversion 3: Speaking Surfaces' is part of the project Reconfiguring the Landscape, which aims to establish a new awareness of our environment. This outdoor versions plays over a specially designed loudspeaker that bounces beams of sound off the surrounding buildings. The documentation was recorded with an EM32 microphone and then transcoded to binaural. Please listen on headphones. About 'Inversion 3: Speaking Surfaces': Using a high-definition 3D microphone, I capture the sound field of the public space in Graz and break it down analytically. I then amplify the unheard sounds, transform and compose with them, and create an enhanced sound picture. The inaudible becomes audible; putatively ambient sounds become an exciting, dynamic event."
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Hvalstad Forest, double SPS200 ambisonics Sound Landscape Development 3 - YouTube - 0 views

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    "'Inversion 3: Speaking Surfaces' is part of the project Reconfiguring the Landscape, which aims to establish a new awareness of our environment. This outdoor versions plays over a specially designed loudspeaker that bounces beams of sound off the surrounding buildings. The documentation was recorded with an EM32 microphone and then transcoded to binaural. Please listen on headphones. About 'Inversion 3: Speaking Surfaces': Using a high-definition 3D microphone, I capture the sound field of the public space in Graz and break it down analytically. I then amplify the unheard sounds, transform and compose with them, and create an enhanced sound picture. The inaudible becomes audible; putatively ambient sounds become an exciting, dynamic event."
john roach

Eavesdropping on History: The Ideas behind The Met's First 3-D Audio Experience | The M... - 0 views

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    " How do you create a "you-are-there" audio experience, when the "there" in question is a palace in an entirely different century?"
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Spatial Audio - An Introduction to The Continuing Evolution - 0 views

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    ""But wait!" you might ask, "what do you mean by Spatial Audio? Are you talking about Immersive Audio, 3D Sound, Surround Sound, Binaural, Auro-3D, Dolby Atmos, 360-sound…?" Well, yes, sort of. In principle, we are talking about anything related to 'sound beyond stereo', which is not an entirely new thing on its own."
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ECHOES - Geolocated audio tours & experiences - 0 views

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    Sound mapping + spatial audio experts working with you Delight your audience with immersive experiences: use our free platform to create stereo, binaural, 3D audio and ambisonic soundwalks or get a bespoke solution"
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walking next to each other - SOUND ART TEXT - 0 views

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    "Participate in a listening experience with a stranger, from home: we are now walking next to each other, each of us recording this journey for two of you."
john roach

Sonic Storytelling with 3-D Audio at The Met | The Metropolitan Museum of Art - 0 views

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    "To produce The Met's first 3-D audio experience-an immersive tour integral to the current exhibition Visitors to Versailles (1682-1789)-my team and I entirely rethought the idea of a typical audio tour. Our goal? To bring alive the actual experiences of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century visitors to Versailles. "
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Natasha Barrett 'Sansing i Strandsona' short video documentation - 0 views

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    Nice documentation of a multichannel sound installation by Natasha Barrett
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soundmap_paiva by Mapize - 0 views

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    "A collaborative sound map of one of the cleanest rivers in Europe: the Paiva river which runs in northern Portugal and has its mouth in the Douro river. The sound map was developed by Portuguese sound art organization Binaural/Nodar together with students from primary and secondary schools of the areas where the river passes."
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