Sunday, April 08, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Robert Henke - Monolake
His art is focused on carefully shaped details behind
the surface and gradual changes of repeating structures in
different time scales.
the surface and gradual changes of repeating structures in
different time scales.
Wave Field Synthesis
Wave Field Synthesis
Wave Field Synthesis, also known as wave field-synthesis or WFS, is
labeled a spatial audio reproduction procedure. The principle no longer
remains dependent on psycho-acoustic phantom sound source perception,
like conventional audio procedures. The soundfield is reconstructed
physically. For this purpose, the synthesis emulates nature like wave
fronts according to Huygens' principle
by the assembling of elementary waves. A computer synthesis moves a
number of separate loudspeaker membranes, mostly arranged as an array
around the listener and, just in that moment, it is as if the wave front
of a virtual point source is reaching its point in space.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Structure of Ambient Life - Apple Lossless Version
I put up an Apple Lossless version of Structure of Ambient Life in the download section of the Diatonis website.
http://www.diatonis.com/downloads/diatonis_ambient-life_structure-of-ambient-life_apple-lossless.zip
Probably the easiest way to listen to Apple Lossless audio files is play them in iTunes.
Download iTunes
They sound better than any MP3 file because none of the audio information is lost when they are encoded. When you encode an MP3 you lose audio information which lowers the sound quality to something less than the original. Apple Loseless files are however larger in size but in the day of Terabyte Hard drives that really shouldn't be a problem.
You can create MP3's from Apple Lossless files from within iTunes
You can use iTunes to burn them to a CDr and end up with the same sound quality you'd come to expect from an audio cd.
If you are currently using iTunes you should be able to simple drag and drop the M4A file on to the iTunes application window. Depending upon how you have iTunes set up after you drag and drop the files, iTunes will copy them in to its own directory structure. It's simpler than it sounds.
http://www.diatonis.com/downloads/diatonis_ambient-life_structure-of-ambient-life_apple-lossless.zip
Probably the easiest way to listen to Apple Lossless audio files is play them in iTunes.
Download iTunes
They sound better than any MP3 file because none of the audio information is lost when they are encoded. When you encode an MP3 you lose audio information which lowers the sound quality to something less than the original. Apple Loseless files are however larger in size but in the day of Terabyte Hard drives that really shouldn't be a problem.
You can create MP3's from Apple Lossless files from within iTunes
You can use iTunes to burn them to a CDr and end up with the same sound quality you'd come to expect from an audio cd.
If you are currently using iTunes you should be able to simple drag and drop the M4A file on to the iTunes application window. Depending upon how you have iTunes set up after you drag and drop the files, iTunes will copy them in to its own directory structure. It's simpler than it sounds.
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