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⏦tones4u.org⏦
A binaural sine wave sharing platform and archive.
I think that any sound can elicit feelings, memories, and/or novel thoughts. I wanted to test the limits of this. tones4u.org allows users to assemble 4 binaural* sine waves to any frequency and then provides a really simple way to share these tones with anyone just by sharing a url. If they like their set of tones enough they can submit them to the Tones Archive.
* Meaning that they are separated into two distinct channels (left and right), which when listened to with headphones can create uncanny psychoacoustic effects, sometimes referred to as binaural beats.
cuterthanarlo (archived)
Some people think Arlo is the cutest. I wanted to know if this was actually the case, so I made a website that would quantify his cuteness. What I ended up making is basically tinder for dogs.
ANOMALOUS_U
See ANOMALOUS_U in projects for more context on this project. The web component of the project is very simple, which is key. The simpler the experience of visiting the webpages for the project, the more users could focus on their perceptual experiences of each module.
Eternal September
Eternal September is a deeply collaborative and extensive alternate reality (aka MetaVerse) composed of interlocking music, text, and video. Content in Eternal September is linked together by its own indigenous Wiki System and will be supported by a decentralized, equitable blockchain. There is no defining form of the Eternal September - it is an organic and open-ended exercise in collective imagination.
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Thus far, the artistic team includes William Brittelle (composer/creator), Isaac Gale (filmmaker), Patrick Marschke (coding, editing), Holland Andrews, Channy Leaneagh (Poliça), Will Johnson (WILLS), Jenn Wasner (Wye Oak, Flock of Dimes, Bon Iver), Eliza Bagg (Lisel), Immanuel Wilkins (sax), Ian Chang (Son Lux, Moses Sumney), Erika Dohi (synth), Chris Fishman (Flying Lotus), Rafiq Bhatia (Son Lux), Jackson Hill (bass), the Grammy-winning Roomful of Teeth, Constellation Chor, Metropolis Ensemble, and musicians of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The Eternal Sepember community of creators will continue to expand as new content is developed.
Rather than centering on traditional live events and commercial releases, the Eternal Sepember is structured around the release of volumes of interrelated content. Vol. 1, a 90-minute "opening tour" film, was co-presentation of Liquid Music, The Great Northern, Walker Art Center and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in partnership with the Metropolis Ensemble. Vol. 2: eternal-september.net