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On our sound walk, Will and I ventured over to the hill near the Davis Center Tunnel entrance on Main Street. While we were there we were very observant of the level of […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Feminist Presence in Rock Music, on the site Acoustemologies
“Alright so I may have not read your little warning about “Not A Pretty Girl” and accidentally listened to the whole thing and I was basically like ‘WHY IS THIS SO LONG’. Regardless I feel as if you made good […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Organic Machines, on the site Acoustemologies
“First off, however you embedded that Soundcloud player into the blog is awesome! Also I love your animal noises! The bat sounds were so cool and dolphin sounds were even cooler. It was odd because even those […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Political Mashup: Audio Report, on the site Acoustemologies
“I think its fascinating that you are examining what these suppressed voices have to say about the socio-political-economic scene of America. I believe there is lot to be heard here. My only question is the […]
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A sort of auditory documentary, which includes two sounds which were important to my research. Enjoy!
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Solidarity in EDM Sonic Communities, on the site Acoustemologies
“First off, you did an excellent job intertwining your independent research with that of your groups. I love the idea that these festivals are almost physical manifestations of the community and solidarity felt […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Mechanical Echolocation Disturbs Natural Echolocators, on the site Acoustemologies
“A slight derivation of your original idea but, do you know anything about the specific physiological function of whale echolocation vs that of a bats? That is, is the body mechanism that produces these noises […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Los Angeles is Red Hot, on the site Acoustemologies
“I like this idea a lot, very similar to Feld’s argument we discussed earlier in the year, and I feel as if the Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of the only bands you could choose to model any particular city, so my […]
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Meditation is by nature, a connection between mind and body. As the mind consciously directs its intentions towards one goal, you can begin to lose the connection, or awareness, of your body. The brain is the […]
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I believe my original topic choice may have been slightly too concise. The immense library of human knowledge encompasses most things, but not everything. While there is an extensive amount of research of the […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, The Unheard Sounds, on the site Acoustemologies
“My favorite part about your constructed soundscape was how inescapably real it was. Your sounds, as well as your explanation of the sounds, were down to Earth, honest and accurate. The recordings you took were […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Monotony of the Daily Routine, on the site Acoustemologies
“I loved your focus on the emotional feelings associated with the recorded sounds. Aural emotions are some of the most intense for nothing provokes feeling like music. Music, the organization of noise, can remedy […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, A Day In The Life, on the site Acoustemologies
“I liked how your recordings were situated directly bellow a description of the sound. It prompted the audience to focus on a sound, and then listen to that sound using the dictated description as guidelines. The […]
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What better to document aurally then the legendary lazy Sunday? Everyone knows what a lazy Sunday entails; sleeping in, having a big breakfast, meandering through trivial tasks, relaxing and snacking. When I close […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, A Sonic Prologue to the “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass”, on the site Acoustemologies
“By focusing on this single scene you created a soundscape much deeper than my own. I love how you used words like, “marching”, “humming” and “suckling” because they possess a visual example accompanied by an […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Soundscape: Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, on the site Acoustemologies
“You tied the text in so closely with the soundscape that it created a beautiful aural picture. Your soundscape would be very accurate because your imagination colored in and expanded upon preexisting lines set […]
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Max Breidenstein commented on the post, Sounds of Slavery, Tension, and Industry, on the site Acoustemologies
“I love how detailed the paintings you forge with your words are, it is a suiting voice for you! I like how new sounds are introduced to your soundscape, they possess a certain vivacity to them that would make for […]
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As I read The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, I kept imagining a ten part History Channel documentary as the ideal way to capture this story in film. An omniscient narrator whose voice rumbles with […]
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