WRI (Wave Resonance Inducer)

by @beto Mod · @florian

WRI (Wave Resonance Inducer)
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@beto says: I received this beautiful postcard from @florian for the #PostcardChallenge:

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It had this interesting message on the back:

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It says:

"Professor! SUCCESS!!! Who would have believed how correct Eichendorff was: "A song sleeps in all things around." Yesterday, we fired our Wave Resonance Inducer (WRI) for the very first time. At a ceramic shard, a wooden ship plank. A silver key. Oh, the sounds it evoked from these things! I have never experienced such a thing of beauty! We are planning on extending our tests tomorrow. What secrets will we hear from a sun-ripe tomato? A songbird? -- Maybe even a human being?!"

So I grabbed my keychain, a ceramic bowl, and a wooden plank. I hit them with a drumstick, and recorded their sound. And I ran these recordings through a resonator (the Wingie2), and some pitch shifting, and reverb, and an impulse response from a forest. And after all of that I was able to extract the music contained inside those day-to-day objects.

#ambient #experimental

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@mandolinda
Amazing sounds and the ability to extract them is also very commendable. Lovely sounds.
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@rekindle
Love it, calming and interesting at the same time. I am a big fan of resonators, so many cool sounds and textures you can get from them!
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@nadine
What a cool prompt @florian gave to you! I should try that postcard challenge but FAWM is just top short for that.

Sonically I enjoyed these experimental organ (?) Vibes a lot. Great sounddesign, cool layers
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@richaaaay
Quite an interesting postcard, both visually and the words therein. What strikes my most about the your music here is the gentle pace it unfolds and the layers. Sound sounds are more up front and others residing more in the shadows. I could easily see meditating to this, or maybe more my wife meditating to it because that's something she does...
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@musicsongwriter
Beautiful music and production. Very creative and calming.
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@fuzzy
Lovely.
Really wonderful message on the postcard; I want to know more about their experiments!
I'm enjoying the jewel-like chimes in my headphones.
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@aeye
this is so calm. This postcard reads like a memo from the FBC in The game "Control" (not sure if you've ever played it) Great job with the music!
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@cts
This is all kinds of lovely! I spent a good deal of time just admiring this postcard before I even pressed play. I'm guessing this is like foley percussion. It works so well, truthfully. I like the way the sounds you've found and used work together. Just beautiful. Nice work, to all.
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@atam94
This is seriously wonderful. I love what you did with Wingie2 to make such beautiful music out of a few normally non-musical objects.
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@russkeys
Very beautiful sounds you have created. It's fun to take found sounds and turn them into music.
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@wobbiewobbit
what a beautiful exchange! i love that this exists. and it is beautiful too, such gorgeous sounds... i am in headphones between takes
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@alyxanderjames
I love how you leaned into the message offered by the postcard! This is incredible!
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@b3nut
OK this is crazy cool sound design!!! Bloody brilliant!!!
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@coolparadiso Mod
What an intriguing postcard and what an interesting way to respond. Really cool !
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@beto Mod
@billwhite51 that's right, all sounds in this song come from hitting the 3 objects, and processing the audio!
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@billwhite51
have you simulated the sounds of the WRI? if you say you have, this recording would make me believe you
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