Above: Performance of RE:soundings (interference variant) at Open Ear - Interference, Canterbury Christ Church University, Broadstairs Campus, England on the 16/10/07 (on YouTube and on Vimeo).
Feedback audio looped or networked through a laptop is used to explore the aural and visual patterns of wave forms. Overlapping, passing in and out of phase, the waves simultaneously create a constructive and destructive interference which result in new patterns within a naturally occurring chaotic system.
RE:soundings (interference variant) was first premiered as part of the Open Ear Interference event.
Click image above for a larger screen shot of the RE:corder interface
RE:soundings (interference variant) was performed using version 2 of the RE:corder software designed and created by the artist in max/msp. For related work employing RE:corder see RE:soundings and Trav—erse.
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May 26th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
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May 26th, 2009 at 3:00 pm
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