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Re - Cyclic Sound Object 96 Excerpt

from Electroacoustic · host Roland Kuit

99 Re-Cyclic Sound Objects can be enjoyed intrinsic or using a CD or other music-player set in random/shuffle-mode to get every time a different CD (audio) trajectory. Little sounds of art. With these sounds you can compose bicycle pieces by yourself. By using professional audio editors or with the free audio editor Audacity sourceforge.net/projects/audacity/ So now it's your turn. Re-create Bicycle Music or Sound Art and upload your creations to: @bicycle-soundart A Phenomenological approach. These 99 recorded sound objects are not referring to a sound source such as a violin or a vehicle. These sounds were disconnected from their source becoming a physical core which can be studied as such. The term acousmatic experience refers to sounds that one hears without perceiving the sound-producing source behind it. A mode of listening which enables the listener to construct a taxonomy of sounds, by organising and classifying a limitless sound spectrum. The act of listening becomes a new phenomenon.The Phenomenological approach resonates in the field of electronic music (for example in the work of Pierre Schaeffer). Roland Kuit: Kyma, bicycle. Quadraphonic, 24-bits super audio.

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