9. A Very Low Drone

Growing Binaural (Headphones On)

In a soft and endlessly resolving chord, tiny pulsing melodies form layers underneath the drones. A distorted tone breaks free and emerges suddenly, then disappears again. Gradually emerging in different places. The layers of sound move around each other in an endless resolve.

An Endless Resolve (Full version)

Momentum building. Calling out for attention. Lighting up, but softly. Like a faint star in the sky at night, when you look at it directly, it fades away.

2.2 Shifting Sands (Full Version)

Loop Rhythm (Full Version)

This 6-channel sound installation features The Drift System in 'Closed System' mode.

This recording was made to capture the room sound with the RHODE Soundfield Ambisonics microphone and has been rendered to binaural for spatial audio playback on headphones.

Drift Closed System Installation (Binaural)

This 6-channel sound installation features The Drift System in 'Closed System' mode.

This recording was made to capture the sound of the interaction between performer and environment, with the RHODE Soundfield Ambisonics microphone, and has been rendered to binaural for spatial audio playback on headphones.

Drift Open System Installation (Binaural)

EMF 'Again For Kaya' Live

An improvisation with electro-acoustic self-resonating harp by Ellie Ford. A piezo pick-up is placed inside the soundboard of the harp, and a 1W speaker and a small amp are placed inside the frame. This creates a feedback loop within the harp's body.
This piece explores resonance and layers of sound.

Self Resonating Harp Improvisation

Recording of the sound installation '[silent] tone moving in sequence [sjtill]' by sound artist Ellie Ford and artist Kaya Erdinç.  Presented at Listen Gallery 2025. Sound recorded and presented as a multi-channel audio installation by Ellie Ford. 
Full documentation available here: https://www.listengallery.co.uk/archive/exhibitions/silent-tone-moving-in-sequence-sjtil

Drift Closed System Installation (Binaural)

EMF

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