The Live Audio Archive

Maria Papadomanolaki; Grant Smith; Dawn Scarfe

doi:10.1162/LEON_a_01536

The Live Audio Archive

Maria Papadomanolaki, Grant Smith, Dawn Scarfe

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Abstract

The Live Audio Archive is what is called the shifting pool of real-time audio available online. Each year on International Dawn Chorus Day, SoundCamp draws on these materials for Reveil: a 24-hour broadcast of live sounds of daybreak that loops the earth with the Grey Line of twilight. Reveil brings remote ecological and acoustic projects together in a tour of this emerging field. Technical resources developed for the project are applicable to both ecoacoustics and musical composition. Affordable and simple, they have potential to create an extended and diversified open microphone network as a resource for researchers, artists and activists.

Original language	English
Journal	Leonardo
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1162/LEON_a_01536
Publication status	Published - 13 Jun 2018

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1 Invited talk

Site-specific text as a prompt for affective atmospheres in transient urban spaces.
Maria Papadomanolaki (Presenter)
30 Nov 2018
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The Live Audio Archive

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Site-specific text as a prompt for affective atmospheres in transient urban spaces.

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