Manipulated field recording and instrumental accompaniment. 

A tip of the hat to Ha Kékong: 
https://soundcloud.com/user-957729823/winter-exercise-useful-exercise

Sawix Busbyora

Cinta Hanya Sekali Ada Setan

The Assignment: Using a speech-to-text tool, turn a field recording into instructions for a composition.

Written with ChatGPT to stay on topic :)

Hello everyone,

I trust you're all well. This week's assignment brought forth a truly original challenge. Regrettably, my attempts to fulfill it fell short. Despite trying out a couple of speech-to-text software applications, including subscribing to some, none proved capable of deciphering the speech within the field recordings I provided. In a rather bizarre turn of events, one of the apps glitched while processing the sound of church bells, resulting in the peculiar transcription captured in the attached image.

Undeterred by this setback, I decided to channel this odd occurrence into the heart of my creative process for the week's piece of music. Additionally, my explorations led me to a newfound fascination with an app discovered during my research: https://ttsfree.com/ and https://tuna.voicemod.net/.

In crafting my musical composition, I employed the familiar tools of FL Studio and the captivating Arturia instruments. As the week draws to a close, I extend my well-wishes to all for a restful and enjoyable weekend ahead.

Best regards,
noksidam

We Could Spend An Hour (disquiet0608)

Thinks She Can't Stand

Memories Flowers

Free Ecstasy

She Loves Him Devotedly

Michael Mooser 
This is in response to the wonderful naviarhaiku series from Naviar Records in the UK. this is challenge 511, I did the first 52 the first year and occassionally through the years to show my support of collaboration. Starting to be back into it now and enjoying it. Hope you do as well, it is emoting what the haiku says, I hope.

in dark autumn nights dew and the new bamboo shoots reaching out to moon        naviarhaiku 511

a black dog
transformed into a lantern!
the way in snow

Author unknown, this week. According to The Penguin Book of Haiku, this poem was first published in 1765 in the pamphlet Yanagidaru I.

a lantern [naviarhaiku513]

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my little winter.

Welcome to a site that encourages collaboration and creativity, this takes many paths of styles and possibilities. Download, collaborate and then simply email it to 2023donut@gmail.com and leave a msg on the song you have done that. Creativity welcomed, learn and grow as an artist and have some fun during all of this world melee going on out there.  All about creativity, not dominance, so enjoy! Original generated music from this site under 2023donut is attributed to Colin Gross/Michael Mooser (Colin doesn't participate now but because of his support there would be no music from me if I had not had his support for decades so I always give credit back to an original pact made in 1975-6) if stated as page name, other contributing artists will have their name attached to the work always. Once you download a piece and collaborate with it simply email it to 2023donut@gmail.com and leave a message here that you did. Then it will be posted here on this page for the whole cycle to begin again. Stay positive, could be worse all the haters could be twins! This is a positive experience, anyone bringing anything else will be ignored, life is short, don't have time for it. Have a wonderful day!!!!

in dark autumn nights dew and the new bamboo shoots reaching out to moon naviarhaiku 511

2023donut

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