I thoughts this was a good example of mix between technology and environment. Some British scientist invented a sonic Kayak which would collect data collected from the paddling on sea to soundtracks for the user. It related to me how in class we would record the environment around us and transformed it to new sounds.… Read more Music with Kayak
This article talks about optical illusion, where some people claim to ‘hear’ a sound from a gif that produces no sounds. I thought it was an interesting article about senses and perception which we have used a lot throughout the semester. Regardless of how a person might take in something, I think this article clearly… Read more Sounds from silent gif?
Rather than getting of an article, I read it off of a comic of a couple’s honeymoon story. Basically it’s a architecture by architect Nikola Bašić with 35 pipes of different length that creates noise as the wave hits and pushes the inner air of the pipes. I thought it was a cool idea of using… Read more The Sea Organ
Westerkamp mentions in the article, “Today the term soundscape composition does exist, but none really seems to know what is meant by it, myself included… And my sense is that as soon as we try to define it further…Because each soundscape composition emerges out of its own context in place and time, culturally, politically, socially,… Read more Questions about the Westerkamp article_Younghoo Cho
Before going out to get dinner, I thought it would be a perfect time to go out and take a soundwalk. It wasn’t too noisy or to quiet and I started walking from Safford. As I walked the most prominent noise I heard was the crickets’ sound. It was subtle while it filled the whole… Read more Soundwalk around the campus