Uneven Developments [electronic resource].

Lateral Addition 2014

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Uneven Developments is conceived as two independent monophonic compositions of synthetic sounds to be played simultaneously. Diverse sonic events with varying duration and volume appear and behave independently on each channel. While the palette of sounds may be quite similar on both channels due to the uniform method of sound generation that is based on and inspired by analog modules, the aim of this piece is to reconsider the dominant consensus regarding the notion of stereo sound. Therefore, a central and fixed position for listening is not required and “uneven” or “unusual” speaker arrangements are strongly encouraged. The piece is born out of two sound collages made with digitally generated sounds from Supercollider and includes processed recordings realized at the BEA5 analog studio of The Institute of Sonology in The Hague, 2013. – RP
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Sound installations (Art)

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Rubén Patiño
Eric Laska