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Sferics trapesing stitching, etc: 

data wind Poetry;  soundvision then 1, 2; next?: * * ..

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cellephony projects

Terrain Instruments

 

tiered blackwhole clustering

bird traceries

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windmixed data poetry;

initial technique: mics, sensors, mixer, FM transmitters & receivers, dsp software, archivist HD

The process initially is to be based on cycling two voices through a community WINDRIBBON: (a) 1st voice; (b) a response to (a) and the final mixdown (c) will be based on a third "partyline listener" who wraps it all up useing DSPing software.

Updates to be based on feedback, suggestions and critiques =ing next moves

for instances: (x) substute cellphones for mics; (y) input data based utc-synced, e.g., Sferics, tree water: floatplanes w.c. copper float plane: basics concept variation w/speaker planes; balloons aloft: solo flight basics done redone or (z) wind-voice sounding/brainmingling (using mic or cellps)

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scratchy beginnings- wanna try allover again, or do it realtime

from 1900s cyclinders & 1920s discs ( Brunswick records were made from bowling ball material); wooden needles (kept sharpend w/swiss army knife) and steel needles plowed their ways through the vibration-recorded grooves

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spelling bee, BBC organ ( a carbon mic was used)

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horns.. & microphones ....

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sensors (transducers, pick ups)..... image/info galore (collecting analog data ftom multiple sensors)

sensors can be attached to any non slippery surface, e.g., tree bark, yes; greased pig, no

a correct beeswax mixture w/motor oil bonds dry surfaces ((and can winter over if you get it right)); the one shown is a wooden Barcus-Berry pressed against a terrestrial whistler tube ... a couple of tie-wraps could be used, especially if there is sustained movement

how to: ~select locations for max quality and sounds ~apply an even amount of finger-warmed beeswax to the bottoms ~press firmly & gently w/a slight clock-wise, counter-clockwise motion- to set it firmly on a surface
~make appropriate electrical connections (check the output and input specs to where the sound's going; your output plug is quarter inch

Get four vibrations from and vibrating source Battery operated preamplifier

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calm winds test float

initial technique: mics, sensors, mixer, FM transmitters & receivers, dsp software, archivist HD; tough-skinned weather balloon ($/BEF ) and Helium

The process includes carefull Velcro mounting of a cellphone and/or FM transceiver. (substute cellphones for mics w/protective windsocks )

For instance: public monitorings could be nodes consisting of a sturdily steel braced right angle against the side of a structure or, as shown above, be temporarily attached to a pre-exisitng solid base for the duration of any monitorings.

Partly because of the Helium cost an mp4.mov should be recorded/archived and there be maximum participants present (friends, relatives, others).

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"Jerry Bromenshenk threads a tiny microphone through the front of a standard wooden-box beehive. The mic is flexible and about as thick as spagetti, so it can be insered without disturbing the honeybees. Not that there are many bees left to disturb. Bromenshenk, an entomologist at the University of Montana, has decided to wire this hive because he believes it's in the early stages of 'colony collapse disorder,' a syndrome that has caused the deaths of billions of bees nationwide--and baffled scientists. Colony collapse disorder is bad news for anyone who eats. ... Since last December he's been crisscrossing the country, taking sound samples from affected hives for analysis back in his Montana lab. Eventually, Bromenshenk hopes to package a mic, digital recorder, and software in a hand held device that beekeepers could use to quickly assess hives." health."...Greta Lorge,WIRED 15.06 June 07 p, 75

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out of the mind and ear bound-- check it out 1st in your headspace

give ? a try; have a listen and looksee, get feedback fr/friends; if ? doesn't urge you on, reach into yours or another's head again

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