Recorded some balloon pops in Spro Cave, Nesodden with a Sony ECM. MS 5 stereo microphone, thanks to Elise Mac and NOTAM Oslo. Spro Cave, can now be listened to on https://acousticatlas.de. Photo credits: Ray Hegelbach. Acoustic Atlas aims to digitally preserve the acoustics and soundscapes of natural and cultural world heritage sites. #AcousticAtlas #Arch #SoundArchitecture #NetworkedSound #Nesodden

Acoustic Atlas is a virtual acoustic map, for the cultivation of the capacity to listen to and connect with, remote heritage sites. Acoustic Atlas invites people to sing and emit sound into virtual acoustic environments and experience how their voices, as human sonar signals, reveal the hidden interiors, forms and textures of these heritage sites. Such listening experience allows for a phenomenological connection with the remote site, which becomes particularly relevant for t

Ringing through connected disconnected spaces to form a new continuity.. The Recombinant Acoustic Hypercube is an augmented sound sculpture that creates a live, hyper directional, reflective acoustic space. It consists of n number of 'nodes'. Each node is a real space, for example a room or a hall, with real acoustic features. Each node is connected to the combined space via a microphone, a loudspeaker and an audio network device (basically a very sophisticated phone/modem w

Ringing through connected disconnected spaces which is a new continuity.. Rooms, each with microphone and loudspeaker, are daisy-chained in a directional live audio tunnel: each individual space, is a node and is able to receive audio from another node through the internet and play it into the space through a loudspeaker, record the reverberations and other ambient sounds of the environment and send it back over the internet to the next similar device with super subtle laten