Sound recording of a data walk made with the Phantom Terrains platform, sonifying the hidden landscapes of wireless networks.

The sound of each network is heard originating from the router's geographical location, producing clicks whose frequency rises with the signal strength — akin to a layered series of Geiger counters. Routers with particularly strong signals "sing" their network name (SSID), with pitch corresponding to the broadcast channel, and a lower sound denoting the network's security mode.

http://phantomterrains.com/

Phantom Terrains data walk: BBC Broadcasting House

windows 25

i played around with mixing and mastering

chasing dragons demo 3 (butterfly nebula)

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fields 2 (outskirts edit)

sometimes i feel like one of these butterflies eating the oranges when i open fl studio.

what do i do now that I’ve forgotten everything but you??

insomnia (demo)

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The startup sounds from Windows 95 to Windows Vista, played back at 4000% of their original duration.

Published to mark the occasion of the 20th birthday of Windows 95. Happy birthday, Windows 95.

Windows 98 Startup Sound (slowed 4000%)

Deftones' Koi No Yokan on iTunes: http://bit.ly/RGvMiA. Available November 13th. More information at http://deftones.com

fields 2 (outskirts edit)

cloudside