I played a 
photo 

of a suitcase.

A suitcase 
full of yellow 
birds.

The yellow was 
made of pianos.

It had a 
voice.

An old hard 
drive. 

A white drumming 
door.

9Buffers 2Synths

{DynKlank.ar(`[{Line.kr(1000.rand,0,200.rand)}!15,{0.4.rand}!15,{6.0.rand}!15],PinkNoise.ar([0.001,0.001]))+Blip.ar(2,[40,50])}.play

HeartBeatScTweet

aBe (as Pick Up Spore) live. Performed in Ses Voltes, Palma de Mallorca in August 2007 as part of the cancelled Pitch Festival, and in Berlin, at the Zentrale Randlage (Schönhauser Allee 172).

Field recording, synthesis, instruments and sound emitting objects.

On Flattr: https://flattr.com/thing/19137/Taas-tuli-tyhjks

Taas tuli tyhjäks - earth

It's graining again

Sound produced by Alternative Soundtrack, an interactive installation shown at Spektrum Berlin in April 22-24 2016 as part of the first Lacuna Lab exhibition, titled Activation.

Alternative Soundtrack is a project by Claudine Chen, Abe Pazos and James Kneafsey (www.lacunalab.org)

Alternative Soundtrack teaser

Tracks I create while learning to produce sound using Free Software. One of my first tracks using din (dinisnoise.org).

Meriamp

30 tracks in 30 days, track 02. Learning to SuperCollide stuff.

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Programmed, recorded and uploaded from a moving bus somewhere between Ristiina and Helsinki.

Supercollider source code: 
https://gist.github.com/hamoid/a094f8b6b7788e0672e2

50 LoC

This track was generated using BuddhaOrc, a program by VictorX that generates notes in real time based on an image. The image I used is one of Victor's paintings. The notes are sent via OSC to SuperCollider, which generates sound.

In Berlin after Sandy

This track was generated using BuddhaOrc, a program by VictorX that generates notes in real time based on an image. The image I used is one of Victor's paintings. The notes are sent via OSC to SuperCollider, which generates sound. I write the SuperCollider code to define the sounds.

Buddhist nun in a Vietnamese restaurant

This track was generated using BuddhaOrc, a program by VictorX that generates notes in real time based on an image. The image I used is one of Victor's paintings. The notes, volumes and other parameters are sent via OSC to SuperCollider, which generates sound. I write the SuperCollider code to create the sounds and control those using a midi controller.

sc 03 of 30

exploring alternative code generated worlds

hamoid

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