More composing using recursion. There are a lot of things to try with this method!
Disquiet Junto 0601
For Disquiet Junto 601, I threw a die in my bathtub and recorded the throws with an AT822 stereo microphone (through a Zoom H5) that I bought (used) years ago but had never used (I’m not really much of a microphone person). Then, using Csound, I placed copies of each recording across about 3.5 minutes, with various densities, filtering, playback speeds and amplitudes. The rolls determined for how much of the piece each recording appears: the rolls were 3,5,6,5,6,3, so the 6 rolls appear throughout, the 5’s appear up to 5/6 of the piece and the 3’s cut off at the half-way point.
More info on Disquiet Junto 601: Disquiet Junto 0601
new recursion 1
Trying a new approach to using recursion for composing. Here, each sound event triggers up to two additional sound events, each a function of the triggering event.
some thorns
I like photographing the thorns on the rose bushed in my yard. Up close, they can look so out-of-this-world.
field recording!
first track for RPM2023
My first track for RPM2023 is now on Soundcloud.
new things!
Some new stuff!
New Csound piece using recursion.
New noise piece made using mostly modular arithmetic.
A little recursively made thing for Genuary 2023.
A quick tessellation experiment for Genuary 2023.
Another thing for Genuary 2023: intersections.
intersections of circles from Matthew Conroy on Vimeo.
mastodon!
I am really having a good time on Mastodon. You should come talk to me and share your work there. mathstodon.xyz/@matthewconroy
subtractive poetry day was November 26
I made this for Subtractive Poetry Day, November 26.
Noise from Circular Walks on a Self-portrait with My Eyes Closed
A new video piece. Premiered at BEAMS Together Apart III show on November 26, 2022.
A bit of a noisy piece. I used the pixels in a self-portrait under circles to create the sound: each circle makes a short sound "loop". The image changes periodically via various filters, and this changes the sound.