Tectonic: Music From Earthquakes
03.05.2010
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From Youtube user Kamoni:

Tectonic creates music and maps in real time by earthquakes as they occur across the globe. A system using Max/MSP, Google Earth and Ableton Live processes a stream of real-time data that is translated into and audio ’sculpture’.

When an earthquake occurs, seismic data is relayed to the system, sound is produced and Google Earth immediately flies to the coordinates of the latest earthquake giving us a visual representation of the newest developments. As multiple earthquakes occur daily, the sculpture builds, enmeshing itself in a complex soundscape of textures and tones that constantly changes and evolves.

(via Das Kraftfuttermischwerk)

Posted by Tara McGinley | 1 Comment
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Mar 06, 2010
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That’s really cool. I’m looking forward to seeing the full version.

TOTALLY blew my mind ~ Incredible!

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