Studio of Electronic Arts

Here is a list of interactive sound works and links to projects such as sensor making.

INTERACTIVE.doc

2-Spatial Music.pdf

zen_art_of_surround.pdf

1-Surround Sound1.pdf
Some Australian surround
Philip Samartzis
Robert Sazdov

Here is a list of audio compression formats

SNEAK PREVIEW & CALL FOR PROPOSALS

http://www.avfestival.co.uk/
Newcastle, Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Sunderland, UK

First deadline for proposals: 15 October 2007
http://www.avfestival.co.uk/opportunities

AV Festival is an international festival of electronic arts, featuring visual art, music and moving image. A biennial event, the festival takes place in Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland and Middlesbrough in the North East of England. The next AV Festival will be held 28 February - 8 March 2008.

Some of you may be intersted in this “UnCOnference” at the end of October - if you are into blogging, new media, podcasting, sharing video and audio…its free
Podcamp perth 

Cat has an installation during BEAP  - here is a link for you to find out more. Please contribute your voicemail to the loop! Its official opening is on Friday 6pm and you are all welcome. And for some live electronics - Sunday at the Bakery Candied Limbs (Cat and Lindsay VIckery) play with KTL.

here is a chart that tells you how many Hz makes certain ‘music’ notes.

here is a great gloasary of audio terms.

Zho 77 as part of BEAP 07
Stephen O’Malley: strings, fx, amps
Peter Rehberg: oscs, apps, drives

Tura is pleased to announce that Stephen O’Malley from Sunn 0))) is returning to Perth with his threatening new collaborative group KTL as a special event for BEAP 07. Taking in parallel worlds of Extreme Computer Music and Black Metal, KTL is Stephen O’Malley (SUNNO))), Khanate) and Peter Rehberg (PITA).

A six-part collision amongst the increasingly fading presences between the light and the dark, the collaboration came about as the two were composing sound and music for a theatre piece by Gisele Vienne and Dennis Cooper, entitled ‘Kindertotenlieder’ whcih was premiered in Brest, France, February 2007. For a sample of what to expect visit www.myspace.com/ktlrule.

“Each work displays detail, variety, risk and surprising refinement”

“Epic and evocative in its desolation, 2 makes you think of spaces abandoned by human beings - derelict slaughterhouses and disused factories - or Arctic wastes where no human foot has ever trod.”
(Mark Fisher, The Wire)

KTL is presented in association with Artrage

Sunday 16th September
Tickets $20/$15 student + bf
78 Records
Planet
Door sales available
Doors Open 7:30pm
The Bakery
233 James St, Northbridge

Enquiries @ Tura 9228 3711
For details visit tura.com.au

This handout covers some useful terms and details for describing and understanding digital audio.Digital Audio Primer