Category: mycelium
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Discovering Hidden Sounds: Art and Science in Nature
Introduction My latest artistic research explores how to give the forest a voice – literally! It’s a journey blending art, science, and sound design. Using a special microphone called a geophone, I’m trying to uncover the hidden world of vibrations within trees and soil, translating them into musical forms. The Geophone: A Window into the…
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Listening to the Forest’s Metabolism
My current artistic research explores the sonic expression of a forest’s metabolism. I’m using specialized microphones to capture the subtle vibrations and sounds produced by living organisms and ecological processes, and then translating these patterns into musical sound. My goal is to create a unique kind of concert experience where the forest itself becomes a…
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“Ex Humo”, en musikalsk samtale med mycelium via Inger Christensens ord
Om koncerten “Ex Humo” performet af komponist Casper Hernández Cordes som afslutning på gruppeudstillingen “Common Ground”, 8/9 2024
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Mycelium & Sound Collectives – en performance/koncert
Her vil du kunne lytte til/se min live performance fra lørdag 17/8 Under koncerten deltog publikum ved at trække nogle ordkort, 5 i alt, som udgjorde afsættet for ‘samtalen’ med mycelium. Du kan læse om de tanker, som ligger bag de 5 koncepter her:
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VLOG 4: Nearing True Machine-Musician Interaction? Exploring Rhythm through Fractal Proportions
We are nearing our objective of enabling our computer to interact with a live musician in a manner that closely resembles the interaction with another musician. In this fourth vlog, we explore the user interface developed by Samuel Peirce-Davies, which employs the ml.markov object to learn music from MIDI files. Our aim is to extend…
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Pattern Play
This post introduces the third vlog “Pattern Play,” about our latest dive into machine learning in the “Mycelium and Sound Collectives” project. Here, we explore how the ml.markov object’s ‘order’ command enhances the model’s memory, unlocking intricate musical patterns
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Unveiling Musical Aesthetics
This post introduces the second vlog of ‘Mycelium and Sound Collectives,’ where we are discussing the details of feature engineering, ie the parameter analysis needed for machine learning
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Can my computer learn to improvise music?
This post introduces the first vlog of ‘Mycelium and Sound Collectives,’ providing a behind-the-scenes look at the unique ensemble and exploring the intersection of art, technology, and nature.
Building Sound Collectives 