Video version at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cpdc5gA9V6k

This track started with the contents remaining on a looper pedal after a jamming session with a friend a few days ago. I added several recordings of shortwave noise, morse code transmissions, number stations, interval signals, and created some distorted "morse code transmissions" myself on Ableton Live. 

Each recording was processed as needed, and then laid out in session view, from which they were recorded with the help of a Launch Control XL control surface. After recording this session, visuals were created using VIZZable, and the video was put together using iMovie.

On number stations and looper pedals

Analog space ambience/weirdness by Jon Tewksbury. Created with a Korg Monotron Delay.

SQ (aka Sound Quartet) imaginary soundscapes, noisy electronic experimentalism, composed impro art of electrified sounds and images. It's an ever changing gathering of electronic/acoustic musicians and visual artists in a joint search for new artistic crossroads and territories. The first initiative was from musicians Thomas Bjelkeborn (SE) and Philippe Moenne-Loccoz (FR) out of experimental research collaborations since 1992 at The Electronic Music Studio in Sweden and Musique Inventives d'Annecy in France. The Sound Quartet perform in concerts with acoustic instruments, laptop, wii-controller, motioncontrol, neuroheadset, 3D navigator, gadgets, video and vj-ing. The pieces are performed in solo, duo, trio or quartet combinations and is created by Thomas Bjelkeborn (SE) and Philippe Moenne-Loccoz (FR) in collaboration with visual artists and musicians. A main part of the work for the ensemble is projects with various musicians that is associated to the quartet: Paul Pignon (UK), Frøya Dahlø (NO), Josep Lluise Galiana (ES), Gregorio Jimenez (ES), Johan Sundberg(SE) and Olle Åberg (SE). Also very important is the cooperation with Patrik Sandenor from the visual team Deadpixel. The following musicians have appared as guests at various concerts: Edith Alonso (ES), Julian Bonequi (MX), Nina de Heney (SE), Anthony Maubert (FR), Mark Pilkington (UK), Koray Tahiroglu (T) and Per Ålund (SE). The following have appeared as guest visual artists: Viktor Zeidner (SE) and Michael Larsson (SE) for Deadpixel.

boston/dc-based composer + performer (rested field)+ writer

Julia Price (1993)

FLUTIST  COMPOSER COMPUTER MUSIC

On number stations and looper pedals

Alice Wyan