Here is an awesome example of granular sound design. The audio was created by a very small recording of glassware that was sliced into into very small snippets of sound (probably at the most, a 1/64th note equivalent) and re-arranged into mathematical patterns such as FFTs. the distance between each snippet of sound is what determines the overall sound. You can space them them equivalently or to increase/decrease tension - logarithmicaly (is that a word?). Remember those graphs from math class? https://youtube/watch?v=_iDVIiWXUC8
Posted on: Tue, 09 Dec 2014 07:55:25 +0000
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