Thursday, November 11, 2010
radio aporee ::: app v1 is out!
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Ethernet Orchestra - Distant Presences II - Sunday 14th November, 2010
live stream on radio aporee Sunday 14th November, 2010, 11.30 am Germany UTC+1 CET / 10.30 am UK /Sydney 9.30cpm UTC+11 EST http://radio.aporee.org
read more @ http://www.blackhole-factory.com/
--u
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
radio aporee ::: miniatures for mobiles
this project doesn't want to subtitle your reality. it's intention is to intensify and enrich the experience and perception of the world around you, while listening to it. you may think of it as a form of radio which literally surrounds you, and which may, if you like, dissolve the borders between listening and performing. read more at http://aporee.org/maps/mobile/mfm/
Friday, October 8, 2010
ON2: Test Signals - Exploring new forms for radio and software
Fri 22nd - Sat 23rd October 2010, Direktorenhaus Berlin.
On Saturday, 23rd from 11:00am I will show particpants of the workshop how to connect sound, space and narration with a new collaborative sound mapping platform and an experimental radio app for android phones.
"We advise you to arrive early to all talks as capacity is limited and
entrance will be on a first come, first served basis." ...
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Future Places. Porto, Portugal, October 2010
Efford / Plymouth Sound Walks
Sunday, August 8, 2010
radio aporee ::: app
it finds and plays sounds from the aporee maps near you, and it's a receiver for the aporee streaming radio. but the feature i like most is the walkman mode. while walking, it always pulls the nearest sounds around you from the aporee maps and crossfades them into a continuous sound play, which naturally mixes with the actual sounds reaching your ear along your promenade. this can be a very intense listening experience, depending on where you are and what's on the map in that particular area. in the near future, i'll try an experimental spatial radio, combining sounds and narratives. it slowly goes into the direction of a radio i'd really like to listen to. but how to break the 100% individualistic approach? what can others hear while you are browsing your personal psycho-geography? do you have an idea? --u







