Resources for studying sound recordings (RSSR)

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S. Cleary

Free lecture: Unexpected Gems - Exploring the Sources of Japanese Sound Culture

Second of two lectures by Prof. Kiyoko Motegi at the Japan Foundation, London, 24 Feb 2010.
Details: http://www.jpf.org.uk/whatson.php#217

Posted by S. Cleary on February 4, 2010 at 3:11pm

Mark Lowe

Hello RSSR's!

Hello RSSR's
I just stumbled upon this group last night and thought that it was great that there is an audiophile outlet online. I'm sure there are many others like this but I rarely give the time to search.

It was the sounds of the rings of Saturn that caught my eye!

I live in Canada and I consider myself an artist, musician, engineer, producer, performer, and (at times) a farmer. I do field recordings, produce and perform experimental music under the moniker "Lowebrau", play guitar and synth… Continue

Posted by Mark Lowe on January 22, 2010 at 10:38pm

Richard Ranft

I can’t believe my ears: sounds that are truly out of this world

There are a lot of sound recordings from space, picked up by man-made instruments on our spacecraft or down here on earth, if you believe what you read on the web. Some claim that the sound track on this popular clip is “the actual sound” of Saturn's rings:



In fact they are radio emissions picked during the voyage of spacecraft Cassini. There are many kinds of radio waves, light waves and other electromagnetic waves in space, that can be detected and easily turned into sounds… Continue

Posted by Richard Ranft on January 21, 2010 at 10:30pm — 5 Comments

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Christopher Lee Clark

The earliest sound archives 2 Replies

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Sanjay

Please help..

Started by Sanjay Dec. 20, 2009.

edward fox

scam e-mail 1 Reply

Started by edward fox. Last reply by Christopher Lee Clark Dec. 15, 2009.

Ian Stonehouse

Endianness

Started by Ian Stonehouse Nov. 11, 2009.

Will Prentice

British & Irish Sound Archives (BISA) 2 Replies

Started by Will Prentice. Last reply by Will Prentice Oct. 28, 2009.

 
 

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