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RPM, Sound-A-Day
SOUND 2_19_2009
This is the door to a display cabinet in the lobby of the building in which I live. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
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RPM, Sound-A-Day
SOUND 2_18_2009
This is an HP LaserJet 8150N, the printer in the grad workspace where I spend too much time. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
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RPM, Sound-A-Day
SOUNDS 2_17_2009
Back from Chicago with three sounds. These are all based on recordings of a metal sculpture in the courtyard of the Aon Center in Chicago. Metal rods about two meters high and a centimeter thick each. 2-300 of them arranged in more or less a row standing upright, attached to a solid metal base with [...]
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RPM, Sound-A-Day
SOUNDS 2_14_2009
I’m at the AAAS conference in Chicago right now, but still trying to keep disciplined about making sounds for my RPM challenge album. My only time to work is early in the morning, so perhaps these are the sounds of the transition from non-awake to awake. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] [Audio clip: [...]
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RPM, Sound-A-Day
SOUND 2_11_2009
Two band-pass filters and an LFO on this looped, pitched-shifted, bass note. [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
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Thanks! RT @Avinio: How the internet can read your mind http://t.co/aH56mNLB /From @mainsequence #MERCH
My first album, The Ownership Society, is available on compact disc here. To listen to a few tracks, go here. I'm working on getting digital downloads up again, so if you prefer mp3s, etc. please check back soon. Thanks!
My second album (sort of), Insufficient Complexity, is now available on a pay-what-you-like basis. It's completely different from The Ownership Society.
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MacGregor Campbell is a San Francisco-based science/tech journalist and maker of weird sounds.
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