audio-visual installation

Posted on January 17, 2024 by synthcurious

Originally commissioned as part of the Sampling Sounds of The Future project, The Persistence of Sound is an audio-visual installation consisting of three short films. Each focusses on different aspects of Coventry: Transport & Industry, People & Communities and Buildings & Environment.

The pieces are designed to be played alongside each other to create a sense of interaction. Soundtracks are generated from samples and field recordings collected from around Coventry with a theme to explore and predict the future sounds of the City. The project utilised a variety of vintage and modern equipment and methods, including sampling, tape loops, found sounds, field recordings, processing and a range of electronic instruments and effects.

Natsu are Rhiannon Bigham (Visual Sequence) & Ian Campbell (S-AMM), collaborative sound design artists based at Eastern Telephone Works, Coventry.

Elektro-Magnetika

Posted on August 28, 2023 by synthcurious

Thanks to everyone who came along to the event yesterday. Below are a few photos, with thanks to Visual Sequence.

Modular Monday//Dark Carpentry

Posted on March 5, 2023 by synthcurious

Thanks to everyone who came alone last Monday. It was great to see so many people taking an interest in what we were doing.

Visual Sequence and S-AMM.

Electro257.

Tomorrow it’s the turn of Dark Carpentry, Simon Forsyth and Martin Swan (below).

12 noon onwards.

CFON

CFON//Modular Monday

Posted on February 23, 2023 by synthcurious

The build up to this years The City is Full of Noises event kicks off on Monday 27th February.

Visual Sequence, electro257 and s-amm will be playing short sets upstairs at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum for the first Modular Monday, 12noon(ish).

CFON

Visual Sequence//Brume

Posted on June 4, 2022 by synthcurious

Visual Sequence, also known as Rhiannon B. is a visual and sound artist, living and working in Coventry (the birthplace of Delia Derbyshire). It’s hard to believe that this collection of four perfectly-mastered pieces, inspired by the different states of sea mist, is her first official release.

The composer used primarily the Lyra 8 & Pulsar 23 analog synthesizers. The delightfully capricious nature of these instruments, developed by SOMA Laboratory, injects an organic component into the music. Immerse yourself in the splendid and mysterious soundscapes, which are adorned with profound textures, ethereal atmospheres, and emotional harmonies.

Recorded at Eastern Telephone Works, Coventry.

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