
Our assignment for week 3 of Visual Music with Zach Layton is to “take 12 tone piece & stretch it out with FFT, do spectral analysis, make it a new piece.”
I opened up the AIFF of the 12 tone piece I composed last week in SPEAR. Then I used SPEAR to drag different frequency partials around. I eliminated most high frequencies and used the pen tool to draw some frequencies to create a 1-minute drone piece, which I exported as an AIFF. Then I used SoundHack to mutate the SPEAR-edited file with the original 12 tone piece from last week. This is the resulting new piece, a spectral/FFT “remix” of the original, if you will. The spectral analysis above was also done by SoundHack.





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jetwit.com - JetWit Blog Beat: Crazy cats, spectral sounds, and Belgian conceptual art // Feb 10, 2009 at 8:08 am
[...] NY webmaster and NYU ITP grad student Lee-Sean Huang (Oita-ken, 2003-06) shares his spectral music piece from his visual music [...]
The Real Strauss // Feb 11, 2009 at 12:28 am
The basso continuo has that ambient wall of sound from La Monte Young’s Dream House.
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