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As in his past works like Pleisochronous [Dharmasound-2007] or Fields [Brusio Netlabel-2011], Franz Rosati uses scientific metaphors to describe his sonic macrostructures.
Field recordings and old folk music from Middle-East and Europe are the basic material for Theory of Vortex Sound in which they’re transfigured and distorted, melted together and structured in sound masses flowing from a matter state to another, with the aim to handle sound and its informations like a fluid apt to pressure, oscillation, drifts and tension. Macrostructures are compared to a fluid like the rippling effect in the sea, the increasing velocity of a magmatic flux or the steady state of water in an artificial lake. Theory of Vortex Sound is live recorded in a studio situation with the same custom made software used by Franz Rosati in live performance and with no additive post-production intervention that is minimal and limited to find the right balace to listening and preserving dynamics and original timbral character of the basic sound material.
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Latest release taken from a series of field recordings of locations near to my ...
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Rainforest V / Composers Inside Electronics
THE NEW YORK ELECTRONIC ART FESTIVAL Wave(form)s - an Exhibition of Electronic Arts on Governors Island
Installation: July 1 - 31
Fridays, 11am to 5pm, Saturdays and Sundays, ...
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On October 3rd, 2010, Anton Mobin, Joséphine Muller and Ian Linter met at the ASP studios for a real challenge of 5 hours long live streaming transmission, broadcasted simultaneously by ...
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The show started off this week with a particularly composed introduction
by *anton mobin* - not exactly the intro remit, but we liked it a lot,
and thought we'd show how willing ...
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Part of the CONSUME BUY 2006 series of limited run cdrs that were available only during 2006, then promptly discontinued.
A summation and further exploration of error mechanics, field recordings, and ...
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this edition of /*framework:afield*/, entitled /*begin_if_(2)*/modisti netlabel, has
been produced in berlin, germany by *christoph limbach*. get in touch
for artist contact information. more info:
/*begin_ if _(2) */
(2) is the second ...
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*yannick dauby*'s beautifully packaged first release on his new taiwan-based imprint *atelier hui-kan* (in collaboration with his france-based *kalerne editions*) provided a froggy backbone for this edition, which also featured ...
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a french-heavy regular edition, featuring sounds from *jean-luc
guionnet*, *eric boivin*, and an intro by *emmanuel mieville*. also
sounds from russian artist *five elements music*, uk artist *simon
whetham*, and another track from ...
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The Field Reporter was created with the sole purpose to address the use of field recordings and the action of capturing sounds in the creative process of the music and ...
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"50:01" is the 7th release by Mecha/Orga. Yiorgis Sakellariou continues to use numeric namings. In these three new pieces, field recordings are the sxclusive sound sources. The pieces were performed ...
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Tags: Aim, Balace, Bandcamp, Drifts, Europe, Field Recordings, Folk Music, Live Performance, Metaphors, Middle East, Netlabel, Oscillation, Rosati, Sound Masses, Sound Material, Steady State, Tension, Theory Of Vortex Sound, Velocity, Vortex
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