My remix of Indexed To Impulse taken from the Future Conditional album, Isotech. 
I collaborated with the band on the original song, writing and performing the lyrics and melody.

Future Conditional - Indexed To Impulse (Mücha Strobe Like Remix)

"Lee Valley Walking Trail: An Exploration of the Sound of Birds in the Urban Natural Environment and a Human (re)Connection to Their Voices."
My Intention; to deepen awareness of the sound of birds, led to deeper listening of the whole soundscape and relationships between anthrophony, biophony and geophony. The sounds of birds are inseparable from their environment: the space is the sound.
The work is concerned with documenting an exploration of a human relationship to natural sound in an urban setting rather than seeking to capture a recording of bird sounds ‘unspoilt’ by anthrophony.
The piece is centred around an 2nd order (8 channel) ambisonic field recording captured on the Lee Valley Walking Trail on 23/11/23 at 7.15am. The recording is augmented with processed and synthesised sounds. I aimed to work with sensitivity to the internal dynamics and timbres of the original recording; to mirror and complement its qualities and create subtle interventions that encourage deeper listening to the recorded soundscape. The augmentations are positioned in the 3D-sound field to mirror the movement and placement of sounds in the location, reflecting their spatial-temporal relationships.

Lee Valley Walking Trail - Binaural Render

-These are binaural audio works created for listening over headphones. 

-Created/mixed in Dolby Atmos. 

-Built from field recordings from the Olympic park Stratford; binaural recordings using the Senheiser Ambeo Smart Headset and shotgun recordings using a Senheiser MKH 8060 microphone. 

-An Avenue Lines with trees features an ambisonic recording, made with the Reynolds Atype8, of The Somerset House Choir, rendered to 7.1.4 and placed in the Atmos bed.

-Additional sound design created with Sound Particles 3D synth, Sky Dust.

suggested listening guide:

-These audio works can be experienced anywhere.
-Listeners are invited to listen to these works at the original recording sites in Stratford, Olympic Park, London.
-Listeners are encouraged to turn off noise cancelling on headphones to experience ambient sounds from the environment merging with the binaural headphone mix.

An Avenue Lined With Trees - Binaural

-These are binaural audio works created for listening over headphones. 

-Created/mixed in Dolby Atmos. 

-Built from field recordings from the Olympic park Stratford; binaural recordings using the Senheiser Ambeo Smart Headset and shotgun recordings using a Senheiser MKH 8060 microphone. 

-Additional sound design created with Sound Particles 3D synth, Sky Dust.

suggested listening guide:

-These audio works can be experienced anywhere.
-Listeners are invited to listen to these works at the original recording sites in Stratford, Olympic Park, London.
-Listeners are encouraged to turn off noise cancelling on headphones to experience ambient sounds from the environment merging with the binaural headphone mix.

The Snake Of Fountains - Binaural

Peripheries (2024): Was a site-specific, multichannel sound installation at Marshgate, UCL East, the work invited listeners to deepen their presence in the everyday environment through enlivening perceptions and enhancing awareness.

 Featuring a minimalist polyphonic choral composition drawing influence from venetian choral music, cori spezzati, (broken choruses) voices called across the vast atrium space, with solo voices serving as coordinates to define the reverberant open space. 

Interwoven within the composition were field recordings taken from the building itself. Lysergic and eerie, these processed recordings played with psychoacoustic perception and liminal listening perspectives, enlivening listeners to the sound and space around them. 

A unique array of 16 speakers arranged across 6 floors of the building, transformed the architectural space into a resonating body, encouraging an embodied exploration of the space to create a dynamic composition and evolving listening experience from multiple perspectives. 

Peripheries was originally created for 16 speakers installed at Marshgate UCL East. The 16-channels have been mixed as 3rd-order ambisonics and subsequently decoded to binaural for this edit. Composition, Sound Design and Mix - Amanda Butterworth Photography - James Tye Video - Amanda Butterworth contact-muekaspace2001@gmail.com 

Peripheries (2024) was a site-specific, multichannel sound installation at Marshgate, UCL East. Designed as an intervention in the daily life of the building, the work invited listeners to deepen their presence in the environment, enlivening perceptions and enhancing awareness.

Featuring a minimalist polyphonic choral composition drawing influence from Venetian choral music, cori spezzati (broken choruses), voices called across the vast atrium space, with solo voices serving as coordinates to define the reverberant open space.

Interwoven within the composition were field recordings taken from the building itself. Lysergic and eerie, these processed recordings played with psychoacoustic perception and liminal listening perspectives, enlivening listeners to the sound and space around them.

A unique array of 16 speakers was designed and implemented across 6 floors of the building, transforming the architectural space into a resonating body, encouraging an embodied exploration of the space to create a dynamic composition and evolving listening experience from multiple perspectives.

Peripheries - Binaural Render

This is a live binaural recording of two collaborative pieces  of sonic architecture by Matt Spendlove and Amanda Butterworth, composed for 6.1 and performed at project Difvuse, London, May 2025.
Emergent algorithmic processes generate a 3D aural space of phasing minimalism. These works create temporary communities of pattern-makers, where the multichannel environment becomes a shared space for discovering emergent sonic relationships.

Recording taken with Sennheiser Ambeo Headset.

Mücha/Amanda Butterworth

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