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==Recap of the Show==
==Recap of the Show==
For the 5th episode of our radio show, aired on 25-11-03, we got together as a group that was interested in doing a live jam with a range of instruments and tools.


===Records, CDs, Tapes | Daan & Luca ===
===Records, CDs, Tapes | Daan & Luca ===
[[File:Signal-2025-11-03-094542.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Signal-2025-11-03-094542.jpg|thumb|right]]
Daan went through his music collection consisting of vinyl, cassettetapes and cd's. Tried to take out some rare ones which could serve as a backdrop for all the inputs that were existing in the radioshow. There were many ambient (modular) synth tracks, some sound collages and noise. Things without rhythm or classic song structures, so the tracks were open for layering.
Daan went through his music collection consisting of vinyl, cassettetapes and cd's. Tried to take out some rare ones which could serve as a backdrop for all the inputs that were existing in the radioshow. There were many ambient (modular) synth tracks, some sound collages and noise. Things without rhythm or classic song structures, so the tracks were open for layering.
===Strudel Live Coding | Lea & Luca===
[[File:Wormstudio3.jpg|thumb|left|Strudel REPL code sequencing samples]]


===Strudel Live Coding | Lea & Luca===
Lea and Luca played and remixed samples using [https://strudel.cc/ Strudel], a free and open source live coding platform to write dynamic music pieces in the browser.


==== Input Lea ====
==== Lea’s input ====
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
$: n("2 3").s("penplotter").gain(3)
$: n("2 3").s("penplotter").gain(3)
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</syntaxhighlight>
</syntaxhighlight>


==== Input Luca ====
==== Luca’s input ====
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript" line="1" start="1">
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript" line="1" start="1">
let pecado = 'não_existe_pecado_abaixo_do_equador'
let pecado = 'não_existe_pecado_abaixo_do_equador'
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   .sometimesBy(0.15, (scrub(irand(16).div(16).seg(8))))
   .sometimesBy(0.15, (scrub(irand(16).div(16).seg(8))))
   .orbit(3)
   .orbit(3)
</syntaxhighlight>[[File:Wormstudio3.jpg|thumb|Strudel REPL code sequencing samples]]
</syntaxhighlight>


=== Typewriter & Dot Matrix Printer | Robin & Ema ===
=== Typewriter & Dot Matrix Printer | Robin & Ema ===
Part of the jammin' ensemble of Monday Nov 3rd broadcast were also Emanuele Arrigoni, Robin de Haan, Erika Model, N.E.C. (Dottie) Parson, as they did their first public performance of a musical journey through the sonic qualities of printers—with a strong emphasis on improvisation, yet promising dramatic intensity.
 
Ema and Erika did an amazing improv, playing into the sound-layering with typewriter sounds. The printed result of which spelled out the line "Everything is noise, you interpret." to the rhythm of their play throughout the radio show.
Whereas Robin and Dottie played a series of pre-written .txt files using a script that stores print jobs, and repeats them, in a desired order.
[[File:Wormstudio2.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Wormstudio2.jpg|thumb]]


===Voice Performance | Tommi, Luca & Robin===
Part of the jamming‘ ensemble of Monday Nov 3<sup>rd</sup> broadcast were also Emanuele Arrigoni, Robin de Haan, Erika Model, N.E.C. (Dottie) Parson, as they did their first public performance of a musical journey through the sonic qualities of printers—with a strong emphasis on improvisation, yet promising dramatic intensity.
Ema and Erika did an amazing improv, playing into the sound-layering with typewriter sounds. The printed result of which spelled out the line <q>Everything is noise, you interpret.</q> to the rhythm of their play throughout the radio show.
Whereas Robin and Dottie played a series of pre-written .txt files using a script that stores print jobs, and repeats them, in a desired order.
 
=== Voice Performance | Tommi, Luca & Robin ===
 
Luca brought some text excerpts in both Portugese and Dutch written during the 1600s on South America by Kaspar Barlaeus. Luca and Robin read them out together in both languages.
 
<blockquote lang=pt>
Não existe pecado ao sul do equador | Onder de evenaar bestaat geen zonde
</blockquote>
<blockquote lang=pt>
Dois dos bárbaros foram para a Holanda com Maurício a fim de verem terras, astros, povos ignotos. Os demais, honrados com presentes insignificantes, quais são facas, machadinhas, espelhinhos, mimos agradáveis aos selvagens.
</blockquote>
<blockquote lang=nl>
Twee van de barbaren gingen met Maurits naar Holland om onbekende landen, sterren en volkeren te zien. De anderen werden vereerd met onbeduidende geschenken, zoals messen, bijlen en kleine spiegeltjes – aangename snuisterijen voor wilden.
</blockquote>
 
==== An invented, improvised language ====
 
From time to time, Tommi intervened by speaking an invented and improvised language, producing weird sounds that probably are related to some languages on planet Earth, but we cannot know for sure…


[[Category:Tommi’s to-do list]]
=== GNOME System sounds | Tommi ===


Luca brought some text excerpts in both portuguese and dutch written during the 1600s on south america by Kaspar Barlaeus. Luca and Robin read them out together in both languages.<blockquote>Não existe pecado ao sul do equador | Onder de evenaar bestaat geen zonde</blockquote><blockquote>Dois dos bárbaros foram para a Holanda com Maurício a fim de verem terras, astros, povos ignotos. Os demais, honrados com presentes insignificantes, quais são facas, machadinhas, espelhinhos, mimos agradáveis aos selvagens.
[[File:GNOME Speakers test.png|thumb|right|alt=Screenshot of the dialog to test the stereo audio output in GNOME. ]]


Twee van de barbaren gingen met Maurits naar Holland om onbekende landen, sterren en volkeren te zien. De anderen werden vereerd met onbeduidende geschenken, zoals messen, bijlen en kleine spiegeltjes – aangename snuisterijen voor wilden.</blockquote>
Tommi plugged in their laptop, opened the GNOME system settings, and, from time to time, played the sound samples for the system. In addition to that, they also played the test sounds to measure the left-right volume of the stereo output.


== Credits & Sources ==
== Credits & Sources ==
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[[Category: SI28/Radio Shows]]
[[Category: SI28/Radio Shows]]
[[Category: SI28/Shred]]

Latest revision as of 13:02, 17 December 2025

Radio Show Week 5

This episode is a jam session! Prepare for an audio assemblage of samples, field recordings, printer and typewriting sounds, and more.

Hosts

Daan, Ema, Lea, Luca, Robin, Tommi

Broadcast

Listen to our broadcast here

Shownotes

Credits, read at the end of the show)

Class notes during the broadcats

Recap of the Show

For the 5th episode of our radio show, aired on 25-11-03, we got together as a group that was interested in doing a live jam with a range of instruments and tools.

Records, CDs, Tapes | Daan & Luca

Signal-2025-11-03-094542.jpg

Daan went through his music collection consisting of vinyl, cassettetapes and cd's. Tried to take out some rare ones which could serve as a backdrop for all the inputs that were existing in the radioshow. There were many ambient (modular) synth tracks, some sound collages and noise. Things without rhythm or classic song structures, so the tracks were open for layering.

Strudel Live Coding | Lea & Luca

Strudel REPL code sequencing samples

Lea and Luca played and remixed samples using Strudel, a free and open source live coding platform to write dynamic music pieces in the browser.

Lea’s input

$: n("2 3").s("penplotter").gain(3)
$: n("[0 <1 2>]*8").s("construction").palindrome()
$: n("1 - - - - - 0 <1 2>").s("morley").iter(4)
$: n("4 [- 3]").s("morley")
$: n("1").s("children")
$: n("[<0*2 1*2> 2*4]*2").s("construction")
$: n("3 - - 0 - 1 2").s("penplotter").gain(2)
$: n("2").s("hotzenplotz")
$: n("0 <0 - - ->").s("essai")
$: n("0 - - - - - - - - - 0 <0 0>").s("downbylaw")
$: n("2").s("children")

Luca’s input

let pecado = 'não_existe_pecado_abaixo_do_equador'
let beginning = 'in_the_beginning'
let god = 'the_word_was_god'
let byWhich = 'by_which_the_world_is_open'
//https://shabda.ndre.gr/speech/blue,red.json?gender=f&language=en-GB&strudel=1
samples('shabda/speech:'+god)
samples('shabda/speech:'+beginning)
samples('shabda/speech:'+byWhich)
samples('shabda/speech/pt-BR/m:'+pecado)
samples('github:yaxu/clean-breaks')

_$: s("in_the_beginning/2").striate(6).slow(1).jux(rev).delay(0.5).delaytime(rand)
_$: s("the_word_was_god").fit().slice(8, "0 2 <6 7>".every(3, rev)).room(1)

_$: n("<1!2 0@2>")//multiply some notes
  .s("wilders")
  //.scrub(rand.seg(8))
  .gain(0.6)

_$: n("8").s("trump")//.striate(8).beat("0,4,7", 16)
   .sometimesBy(.2, x => x.speed(-1))
   //.delay(0.9)
   //.delaytime(rand)
  //.pan("<0.1 1 0.7>")

_$: n("<10*4 8@2>, 1")
  .s("trump")
  .scrub(perlin.seg(8))
  .sometimesBy(.15, x => x.speed(-1))

_$: n("[0 1 5]/4").s("trump").speed("-1").lpf(slider(754, 0, 2000)).jux(rev)

_$: n("0 [1 2] - 4").s("trump").jux(rev).slow("2 0.5 1").release(.5).off(1/4, x=>x.speed(0.9)).off(3/16, y=>y.vowel("<a e>*8")).gain("<0.2 0.5>")

_$: n("<0 - > ~ 1").s("wilders").gain(0.5).lpf("<400 1000>").distort("<3:0.1:diode>").crush("0 <7 2>")

_$: s("<trump:1 wilders:1>").scrub("{0@3 0@2 3@2}%8".div(16)).gain(0.3)
_$: n(run(11)).s("trump").clip("2 0.25")
_$: n("0").s("trump").clip("<0.5 1>")

_$: n("0").s("trump").splice(32, "{0.1!2 .25@3 0.7!2 <0.8:1.5>}%8").beat("0, 10", 16)

_$: n("1 | 9").s("trump").struct(rand.round().seg(16))//.jux(rev)
  .decay(slider(1.8065, 0.5, 2))
  .fast(slider(0.549, 0.5, 1))

_$: n("<2 4> [8 5] | 1")
  .s("trump")
  .scrub("0 5 <2 7> 33? 21 23@2 43 [3!2] ".div(50))

//BREAKS!
$: s("amen/4 ").fit()
  .chop(32)
  .sometimesBy(0.15, (scrub(irand(16).div(16).seg(8))))
  .orbit(3)

Typewriter & Dot Matrix Printer | Robin & Ema

Wormstudio2.jpg

Part of the jamming‘ ensemble of Monday Nov 3rd broadcast were also Emanuele Arrigoni, Robin de Haan, Erika Model, N.E.C. (Dottie) Parson, as they did their first public performance of a musical journey through the sonic qualities of printers—with a strong emphasis on improvisation, yet promising dramatic intensity. Ema and Erika did an amazing improv, playing into the sound-layering with typewriter sounds. The printed result of which spelled out the line Everything is noise, you interpret. to the rhythm of their play throughout the radio show. Whereas Robin and Dottie played a series of pre-written .txt files using a script that stores print jobs, and repeats them, in a desired order.

Voice Performance | Tommi, Luca & Robin

Luca brought some text excerpts in both Portugese and Dutch written during the 1600s on South America by Kaspar Barlaeus. Luca and Robin read them out together in both languages.

Não existe pecado ao sul do equador | Onder de evenaar bestaat geen zonde

Dois dos bárbaros foram para a Holanda com Maurício a fim de verem terras, astros, povos ignotos. Os demais, honrados com presentes insignificantes, quais são facas, machadinhas, espelhinhos, mimos agradáveis aos selvagens.

Twee van de barbaren gingen met Maurits naar Holland om onbekende landen, sterren en volkeren te zien. De anderen werden vereerd met onbeduidende geschenken, zoals messen, bijlen en kleine spiegeltjes – aangename snuisterijen voor wilden.

An invented, improvised language

From time to time, Tommi intervened by speaking an invented and improvised language, producing weird sounds that probably are related to some languages on planet Earth, but we cannot know for sure…

GNOME System sounds | Tommi

Screenshot of the dialog to test the stereo audio output in GNOME.

Tommi plugged in their laptop, opened the GNOME system settings, and, from time to time, played the sound samples for the system. In addition to that, they also played the test sounds to measure the left-right volume of the stereo output.

Credits & Sources

Samples

  • Going Out (Timothy Leary)
  • Letters from Johan Maurits van Nassau and Kaspar Barlaeus
  • Speeches from Donald J. Trump & Geert Wilders
  • John 1:1
  • Lost for Words - The Ghost of Arthur Rimbaud (Paul Morley)
  • The Medium Is the Massage (Marshall McLuhan)
  • Der Räuber Hotzenplotz (Ottfried Preußler)
  • Club d'Essai

Field Recordings

On a Friday morning, Lea recorded street sounds around Middelland, Rotterdam. The field recordings can be listened to on radio aporee, and some snippets were used in the show.

Music