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Australia is using sound to monitor its wildlife and ecosystem
Listen to the Earth – no, literally. Australia has a world’s-first project to map the voice of its wildlife, which will make a “galaxy of sounds” that can be heard like the ecosystem’s heartbeat.
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Micro-ritmos turns bacteria and machine learning into spatialized sound
In the patterns generated by bacterial cells, Micro-ritmos discovers a new music and light. From the Mexican team of Paloma López, Leslie García, and Emmanuel Anguiano (aka Interspecifics), we get yet another marvel of open source musical interface with biological matter. Micro-ritmos from LessNullVoid on Vimeo. The raw cellular matter itself is Geobacter, an anaerobic […]
Peter Kirn - November 11, 2016
Motion Music tech
Watch crazy sounds meet remote Finnish countryside
“Electronic music needs to be wilder” was the challenge issues by Matt Black (NinjaTune, Coldcut) last year at Ableton Loop at a talk I moderated. But maybe this could be interpreted as “into the wild” in a difference sense. At the moment, I’m part of an ongoing series of residencies that takes that in a […]
Peter Kirn - August 25, 2016
Music Music tech
Bugs Make Music, Lured by Light, in Music and Art Project
- September 18, 2014
Music Music tech
Pole’s waldgeschichten are Mossy, Leafy Electronic Grooves; How They Were Made
Peter Kirn - September 4, 2012
Music Music tech
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