#Sound Mixing Studio

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My bro’s talking to me about what i was like when i was high on LMK and it’s insane that i knew something had changed sound-wise thirty seconds into ep1 of s5 and found out AFTER that the sound mixing studio or whatever had changed. who notices stuff like that man???? I was absolutely deranged

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

The Three Caballeros (1944, Norman Ferguson, Clyde Geronimi, Jack Kinney, Bill Roberts, Harold Young)

27/03/2025

[lucillewalterblack]

We don’t judge Misty enough for listening to the 2004 movie’s overture when she kidnaps Jessica

[astraystayyh]

I can't explain how OBSESSED i am with this specific part

[orlock-artbook]

I made this thing over the course of the past week, 'cause why not? It's the spooky season and I missed writing weird little songs :3 Hope you enjoy it Posted 29th October, 2024

[musicrunsthroughmysoul]

I don't even know if I've heard this version before, but listening to it now...wow. Wow. They really did something new with this, I think. And it sounds great.

[daincrediblegg]

Look I love adam conover as much as anyone else but I gotta say “celebrity power as union praxis” has gotta be one of the most underwater takes I’ve ever seen

[aangussca]

Rhythms of Nature (2024)

Artist Statement:

I am very passionate about art and biology.

This is why a majority of my artistic practices have included an overarching theme in some capacity: the overlap between art and science, and their interconnectedness within our world.

Rhythms of Nature (2024) expands on the artmaking and conceptual practice of my previous installation Organic Space (2024), which investigated the idea of soundscape ecology.

In the expanded practice for Rhythms of Nature, I wanted to create connections between art, music, and soundscapes of the natural world. Through these connections, I attempted to answer the following questions:

“Where and how do music, art, and the natural world overlap? And can music, fused with art, 'mimic' natural sounds?”

I applied ideas from the soundscape ecologist Bernie Krause, the polymath Wolfgang von Goethe, and the artist Emeka Ogboh to the development process of Rhythms of Nature.

Krause proposed that natural and man-made sounds are not created in the same way. Instead, they each have their unique patterns and frequencies.

Drawing from his experiences in music, he also used musical terminology in his research on natural soundscapes – his practice focusing on the overlap between music and acoustic ecology.

Ogboh’s artistic practice experimented with the ability of sound and art to “transport” people to different places.

For example, his installation Lagos State of Mind III (2017/2020) combined cityscape motifs with hybrid soundscapes made up of field recordings from Berlin and Lagos.

The result was a multisensory experience where you could see and hear “Lagos through Berlin’s eye and vice versa”.

I translated two fundamental aspects of Organic Space into the development of Rhythms of Nature: the soundscapes and the animations.

Both the ‘aquatic’ and ‘terrestrial’ soundscapes are made up of two components:

Multiple biophonic (sounds made by non-human organisms) and geophonic (sounds made by non-biological phenomena such as weather, water and geological processes) sounds, which were field recordings

Two musical tracks per soundscape, with four musical tracks total (created in the program Ableton)

While I retained some tracks from the creation of Organic Space, I created multiple new field recordings and musical tracks, arranging all the audio files into a more multilayered soundscape.

I also created several newer animations alongside one or two of the animations from Organic Space, both being created on the program Procreate.

All the animations were inspired by natural textures, colours, motions, and forms within aquatic and terrestrial environments.

This time, I wanted to experiment with a broader spectrum of textures, colours and frame rate in the animations.

Both components form the projected short film for Rhythms of Nature, a looped narrative sequence shortened from ~4mins to ~2 mins for greater narrative cohesion and impact.

In his book Theory of Colours (1810), Goethe suggested that darkness is just as crucial to the visual experience as light and colour.

He believed that colour resulted from the interplay between darkness and light, therefore, “colour itself is a degree of darkness”.

The third and most challenging aspect was approaching the installation of Rhythms of Nature.

Drawn from Goethe’s theories, darkness and negative space play a significant role in how my projected film interacts with its surroundings.

In one of my initial plans, I explored projection-mapping onto white ceramic sculptures, translating animated forms into a 3D space.

Due to my limited skills in ceramics and wanting to focus on creating a more cohesive installation, I took fabric strips, cut at multiple different lengths, and layered them in rows to resemble ocean waves and a tree canopy.

This arrangement also allows the short film to exist in three spaces:

The first space is formed by the surfaces of the fabric and the wall, where the film exists as ‘light’.

The second space is formed by shadows cast by the fabric, where the film exists as ‘darkness’.

The third space is formed by the translucency of the short film within the shadows, where it exists as ‘colour’.

I would expect members of the audience to experience the installation in ways that are unique to them: some will experience the immersive soundscapes more than the visual aspects, some will be drawn to the visual aspects, and some will experience both equally.

Link to all of the research and process documentation for this project (search under the following tag: #year 3 art studio project 2): www.tumblr.com/aangussca

Installation documentation (full video):

(Please ignore the small periodic clicks as they were not part of the soundscape.)

Soundscape and short film (on its own):

Installation documentation (photos):

Research references

Crary, Johnathan. “Subjective Vision and the Separation of the Senses.” In Techniques of the observer: on vision and modernity in the 19th century, 67–96. Massachusetts: MIT Press, 1990.

Dinneen, James. “Sounds of the forest.” New Scientist, May 18, 2024.

Krause, Bernie., and Roger Payne. “The Language of Soundscapes: New Words for Old Sounds.” In Wild Soundscapes : Discovering the Voice of the Natural World, 55-68. Connecticut: Yale University Press, 2016.

Ogboh. "Ten Minutes with Emeka Ogboh: On Active Listening." In MoMA (Museum of Modern Art), July 14, 2023. Podcast, website, 9:37. https://www.moma.org/magazine/articles/923.

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Bruce Swedien mixing “Bad” by Michael Jackson on JBL 4310.

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[lasvegastrillgod]

Fruits of my labor yesterday. Panic Attack is done! Also writing songs about politics or time sensitive subjects sucks but I like when I project comes together. Mix and master are both done. This is the final version 🤘🏾

[overdriveorchestra]

One year ago we were tracking at Superior Sound with Jim Wirt. This Friday we drop our final single off record no. 4. The time is near!