Re: [-empyre-] a bit on delay
dear lars, alan, -empyreans-,
Tuesday, 06.04.04, 10:21 Alan Sondheim wrote:
Another comment - one
learns of course in grade school that lag characterizes eveyr
interaction,
that, in terms of phenomenology and physics, information takes time to
be
processed and travel. So it's inherent; I wonder how this could be
brought
out more?
lars provides a very interesting thought about this when he states
below:
lars mai wrote:
maybe parts of the fascination with these delays comes from a certain
sense
of "space" involved, analogous to reverbation in a physical room, but
this is
of course questionable...
i find that "reverberation" idea indeed fascinating. as we are talking
about the net,
it is almost like asking for the boundaries of the universe (or a way
to experience them).
in terms of sound, reverberation determines the physical/virtual
dimension of a room and also its material characteristic (i.e. tiles vs
carpet result in
totally different frequency filtering).
especially mirko kubein's film reminds me of a famous piece by
electro-acoustic
composer alvin lucier, "i am sitting in a room".
----
In I am sitting in a room, several sentences of recorded speech are
simultaneously
played back into a room and re-recorded there many times.
As the repetitive process continues, those sounds common to the
original spoken
statement and those implied by the structural dimensions of the
room are reinforced. The others are gradually eliminated. The space acts
as a filter; the speech is transformed into pure sound. All the
recorded segments
are spliced together in the order in which they were made and
constitute the work.
----
(taken from: http://www.lovely.com/titles/cd1013.html)
do you think that streaming media codecs provide the same feel for the
"resonances"
of the net?
in lucier's piece in the end we hear just "the room" stripped bare of
any content as the
original voice dissolves totally.
if the same happens with streaming media, what do we hear/see then? can
the
"resonance of the net" be described by streaming media?
ultimately curiously
felix
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