Gravitational Landscape (with tinnitus)
Date
2016-04-27
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Musical Score
Peer reviewed
No
Abstract
Gravitational Landscape is an experiment made of algorithmic procedures drawn from mathematics and/or physical laws (what happens when you compose without musical references?) using mainly unstable sound synthesis techniques (what happens when you compose without ears?). The aim of this piece is to explore rough textures, sounds and resonances (somes reminiscent of certain computer music compositions...) - and to bring in even more 'raw' chaos! Due to the uncertain nature - for music - of the techniques involved, it has been a constant struggle to find the correct parameters to prevent most of Thom's catastrophic singularities (hopefully avoiding a week-long tinnitus for listeners).
Description
11 minutes, 8 channels
Keywords
electroacoustic, music composition, sound synthesis
Citation
Dahan, K. (2016) Gravitational Landscape (with tinnitus)