Open Walls

27th January

Open Walls

Open Walls

JODOT

Digital Worlds

Spatial Music

Slideshow from Installation

Poster

Full Mono Mix of

Abelton File

(aliasing effect from rendering 14 tracks into mono)

Full Video and Audio Recording on Installation (Starts at 02:08)

Steve Reich inspired repetition

introduction (Abelton screenshot)

Graphic Score, Schedual, and Post-Show Reflection

Pre-Installation Testing

Open Walls

22nd April

Audio Recording of the first draft composition for this installation.

(used more original recordings of instrument improvisation and field recordings and less DAW MIDI sounds then what was actually played )

Full Video and Audio Recording on Installation

Post-Show Reflection

JODOT

10th May

Advertisement Video 1 

Poster

Writen Performance Schedual and Abelton Visual Cue

Photogrammetery Render

Advertisement Video 2 

When I was booked for the Cork Fringe Programme it was planned that I would perform at a small record store and cafe called PLUGD. It was later reorganised that I would perform in the Theatre Development Centre (TDC) instead.

Advertisement Video 3 and Poster 

PLUGD speaker map sketch

TDC space render and audio simulation walkthrough

PLUGD speaker render (no sound)

Full Length Mono of entire set (not including live aspect)

Performance Layout Render

Video Documentation

Spatial Imaging Coherance and Signal Strength of Installation Map

Post Show Reflection

Early Sketches of Interdependant Speaker Compositions

Video Documentation

Domestic Test 

Speaker Orientation

Video Documentation

Set up

15th August

Digital Worlds

Post Install Reflection and Notes

Pew and Aisles Speaker Composition

10th September

Final Produced song, in Binaural

When offered a place in the Cork Fringe Programme it was planned for the 

Meeting to launch the album of our final work with a 3rd Order Ambisonic setup at Cork School of Music's Stack Theatre (August)

05:00, 05:47 (reversed)

With the final arangment being in 3rd Order ambisonics, I wanted to over-engineer and excessivly mic instruments or objects to record, either to replicate the speaker arangement or to add a lot of angles for very slight difference between eachother. Each recording could then move around the space between speakers.

For this recording to start I only recorded inner and the edge of a cymbal.

The inner (R) was sharper. higher, and died quicker, the edge (L) was richer and reverberated for over a minute

Reaper Mixer set up to mix in 3rd Order Ambisonics and switch to Binaural outside of the Spatial Audio Lab,

using the IEM Suite plug-ins

Meeting to showcase our work in progress with an octophonic setup at Cork School of Music Studio (March)

Showcased song (in Mono)

Early experience video description in the Spatial Audio Lab

Sample of Castle Street field recording that were resampled with Abelton effects and microsonic oscillations.