Ambient sounds for focus and calm.

Moises separates song tracks using machine learning. It leverages the power of a state-of-the-art audio source separation algorithm developed by Deezer Research.

OnAudioFilterRead is called everytime a chunk of audio is routed through the filter (this happens frequently, every ~20ms depending on the samplerate and platform). The audio data is an array of floats ranging from [-1.0f;1.0f] and contains audio from the previous filter in the chain or the AudioClip on the AudioSource. If this is the first filter in the chain and a clip isn't attached to the audio source this filter will be 'played'. That way you can use the filter as the audio clip, procedurally generating audio.

Akio Suzuki.

"A class project in Navigation, Game features Audio only gameplay, to simulate being blind and is set in a Monty Python-ish comical world where a group of blind Monks are initiating you into their society by having you perform several audio navigatory task to help you learn to SEE with your EARS. Game Plays through in about half an hour. "

people imitating slowed down bird songs, once sped up again, sound like birds :D
see also http://www.wildsong.co.uk/listening_room2.html & http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91b9fLRXjzw

Dispersion of Sound Waves in Ice Sheets

"For 'Linguism' I have taken some recordings of the famous linguist Noam Chomsky speaking, and edited them to remove the content-laden part of the speech, instead accenting speech disfluencies such as stuttering, spaces between phrases and filler"

In November of 1982 my best friend had a Sony TCS-310 Stereo Cassette Recorder. Audio cassette tape was the affordable recording medium at the time and one wintery day while on our way to the arcade 'Just Fun' in Ithaca, NY, we came up with the idea to record video game sounds in the arcades.

a bit in the audiosurf idea, more basic though

a guy recording his sleep talking

field recordings on google map. It's a pity they don't mix all the sources when you're zooming out ;)

yay

Wonderful :D Try to save the swf and put an mp3 renamed comingsoon.mp3 in the same directory ;)

"the extreme bass sound known as infrasound produces a range of bizarre effects in people, including anxiety, extreme sorrow and chills - supporting popular suggestions of a link between infrasound and strange sensations."

Every media work carries its own potential for interference, and over the years, numerous curatorial strategies have been developed to neutralize them—from using headphones and sit-down computer kiosks to dividing galleries into small screening rooms

flight404's magnetosphere coming to iTunes !

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