Comments on: The Sonic Map of Battersea Park http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3 Experimental Sonic Art in Flash Thu, 05 Jun 2008 10:29:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: admin http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-178 admin Thu, 05 Jun 2008 10:29:46 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-178 Many thanks to all the comments, aplogies for long silence, I was busy writing my dissertation but I am all done!!! (Woooohooooo!!!) To answer emilio question I would not mind releasing the code under Creative Commons licence or similar but how do I go about it?... Many thanks to all the comments, aplogies for long silence, I was busy writing my dissertation but I am all done!!! (Woooohooooo!!!) To answer emilio question I would not mind releasing the code under Creative Commons licence or similar but how do I go about it?…

]]> By: emilio http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-36 emilio Fri, 18 Jan 2008 19:40:25 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-36 Hi, the project is great, im founder of http://www.archivosonoro.org and put audios for promotion of the importance about soundscape. maybe could you share the sources of project (GPL or another open like Creative Commons license) and let to others with different context put your own sounds and spaces. In other hand, i think, could you put other option on the top menu, for example "Total Blind", and there disappear the white points, that increase the experience at first time. Hi, the project is great, im founder of http://www.archivosonoro.org and put audios for promotion of the importance about soundscape.

maybe could you share the sources of project (GPL or another open like Creative Commons license) and let to others with different context put your own sounds and spaces.

In other hand, i think, could you put other option on the top menu, for example “Total Blind”, and there disappear the white points, that increase the experience at first time.

]]> By: tiziana http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-10 tiziana Sat, 17 Nov 2007 08:46:58 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-10 Molto interessante la vostra mappatura sonora. Al riguardo volevo sapere che programma è stato utilizzato per realizzare l'esperimento (visibile nella pagina http://www.speakerson.net/project/start.html) perchè dovrei svolgere una tesi di laurea in architettura e mi piacerebbe studidiare lo spazio da progettare sotto questo punto di vista. Vi sarei molto grata se potete darmi dei suggerimenti al riguardo. Molto interessante la vostra mappatura sonora. Al riguardo volevo sapere che programma è stato utilizzato per realizzare l’esperimento (visibile nella pagina http://www.speakerson.net/project/start.html) perchè dovrei svolgere una tesi di laurea in architettura e mi piacerebbe studidiare lo spazio da progettare sotto questo punto di vista. Vi sarei molto grata se potete darmi dei suggerimenti al riguardo.

]]> By: Dave Scott http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-8 Dave Scott Fri, 09 Nov 2007 16:14:07 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-8 I find your project fun! I did something similar at: http://tinyplace.net/concept/sonicpark.htm The idea on mine was to listen to sounds in different parts of the park and then be able to identify each section of the park by the sounds you hear. I find your project fun! I did something similar at:
http://tinyplace.net/concept/sonicpark.htm

The idea on mine was to listen to sounds in different parts of the park and then be able to identify each section of the park by the sounds you hear.

]]> By: Ximena http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-7 Ximena Tue, 06 Nov 2007 11:11:51 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-7 Hi Mariola, I found very interesting your work and research, and it gives me elements that help in the implementation of my completed PhD artistic work: "An Interactive Sonic Environment: London Underground". Particularly in your satisfaction of working with Flash. I have worked in Director and I am still thinking if I should move everything to flash. I think you might be interested in looking at that. My focus is on feelings of people towards their soundscape: Listening and remembering: http://bartleby.ioct.dmu.ac.uk/~xalarcon/project/interactive.html and here my postdoc: http://www.ioct.dmu.ac.uk/projects/ISE.html Please let me know your thoughts, great to be in touch. Ximena Hi Mariola,

I found very interesting your work and research, and it gives me elements that help in the implementation of my completed PhD artistic work: “An Interactive Sonic Environment: London Underground”. Particularly in your satisfaction of working with Flash. I have worked in Director and I am still thinking if I should move everything to flash. I think you might be interested in looking at that. My focus is on feelings of people towards their soundscape: Listening and remembering:
http://bartleby.ioct.dmu.ac.uk/~xalarcon/project/interactive.html

and here my postdoc:

http://www.ioct.dmu.ac.uk/projects/ISE.html

Please let me know your thoughts, great to be in touch.

Ximena

]]> By: MG Blog » Sonic Map of Battersea Park http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-6 MG Blog » Sonic Map of Battersea Park Mon, 29 Oct 2007 22:56:35 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-6 [...] Altre info su questa realizzazione di Gaya Gajewska [...] [...] Altre info su questa realizzazione di Gaya Gajewska [...]

]]> By: Doug Rouxel http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-2 Doug Rouxel Mon, 15 Oct 2007 22:53:05 +0000 http://www.speakerson.net/?p=3#comment-2 Hi, I really liked this (I found it through Networked Music Review) I am really interested in sound mapping spaces, I liked the way you have given the option to operate purely from sound or use a map as well. I have done some similar work (see here: http://www.sonicslice.org/Sonic%20Slice%20Internet.exe for a director exe for windows) using Oxford as my basis, my programming is much more basic, and my approach to mapping was to make the user 'blind' by creating a minimalist map with little or no indication of the space it mapped. I also tried to create a sense of space by indicating the time the recording was from, ensuring hopefully making the listener more aware of the it took place in space based on the time took place. I also did an installation of the work as part of my MA. I'm currently working on mapping the golden mile in Southend (my current home) but I'm not yt decided on a presentation method. Doug Hi,

I really liked this (I found it through Networked Music Review) I am really interested in sound mapping spaces, I liked the way you have given the option to operate purely from sound or use a map as well.

I have done some similar work (see here: http://www.sonicslice.org/Sonic%20Slice%20Internet.exe for a director exe for windows) using Oxford as my basis, my programming is much more basic, and my approach to mapping was to make the user ‘blind’ by creating a minimalist map with little or no indication of the space it mapped. I also tried to create a sense of space by indicating the time the recording was from, ensuring hopefully making the listener more aware of the it took place in space based on the time took place.

I also did an installation of the work as part of my MA.

I’m currently working on mapping the golden mile in Southend (my current home) but I’m not yt decided on a presentation method.

Doug

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