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quite quiet: a sound installation

· Walter Jenner · in Art Technology
a friend of mine created a cool sound installation, called "quite quiet". here is the explaining text: Quite quiet mouth opens, streams through the machine and let perceive yourself else
The mouth operates as sound generator apart the remaining voice apparatus. Eyes shut and mouth wide open. An alien sound spectrum is generated, self-perception might be questioned. The mouth serves as a graphical score to conduct any soundsamples by granulating and eventually chewing them.
Watch a video here (.mov, 33mb)

2 Comments

  1. admin
    Horrible sounds but very interesting approach! How is this realized exactly? Looks like Pure Data.
  2. valderama
    yeah, pure data was a good guess. its made with max/msp with the jitter extension for video.

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