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Soundgrain

English - Sound Design, Sound Art, Sound Engineering
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Soundgrain · 5M ago

Alberto Sanchez Nue & James Withney

James Withney’s film edited by me in order to adapt it to sound pieces created with field recordings I’ve done in Berlin 2011.   Like this:Be the first to like this post.
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Soundgrain · 7M ago

‘Improvised Guitar Pieces’ by Luciana Bass

Have a listen to this album, and If you want to use these sounds drop me an email at soundgrain@gmail.com. Also press the button DONATE if you have enjoyed listening. Thanks for your support! Luciana Bass is a sound artist and guitarist currently based in Berlin, Germany, with whom I collaborate in
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

catégorie4 Semaine de la création sonore et radiophonique – Radio Campus

catégorie4 Semaine de la création sonore et radiophonique is a week for artists from everywhere to show their work, from field recordings to improvised music, from talks to sound art listening sessions live from the station. I invite you to come, listen and engage with the ideas, which through sound
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

Langue d’Oc – Capitol Premier

The first of a series of videos I am doing using a voice recorded telling a story in Occitan,  plus some sounds I recorded in location and FX. The ideas was to create a short ethnographic – Sci- Fi piece based on my visits to that region.
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

The Noise Kills

Los Angeles Times reporter Borzou Daragahi reports from a rooftop in Tripoli, Libya, on Saturday as anti-aircraft fire is heard in the background. U.S. and allied forces have launched attacks on air defense targets around Libya in response to a U.N. resolution ordering the Libyan government to halt
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

Acoustic Archaeology Yielding Mind-Tripping Tricks

Recently uncovered sound effects include a clapping echo that sounds like a jungle bird. By Eric Niiler THE GIST Acoustic archaeology is an emerging field that melds acoustical analysis and old-fashioned bone-hunting. Ancient people created fun house-like temples that featured scary sound effects. S
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

Anthropology & Sound – Occitania

I am currently in the south of France, in the Aveyron, an important department in Occitan history which is part of the the Midi Pyrennees Region } Occitania is the region in southern Europe where Occitan was historically the main language spoken, and where it is sometimes still used, for the most pa
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

The Disclosure

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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

Sonic Study of The Barbican, City of London

This is the result of a workshop I attended a few weeks ago called Field Studies. I had the chance to work alongside an extraordinary group of people with the purpose of finding and establishing connections between architecture and sound. We went to The Barbican to record and later reveal hidden sou
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Soundgrain · 1Y ago

This coming week I’m attending ‘ Field Studies 2010 ‘

Field Studies is a programme of lectures and talks; recording work in the city; time spent at base editing recordings; and presenting and discussing our work. The workshop is led by three tutors who each run a studio with approximately nine students. On the first morning of the workshop, each tutor
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