woah, that's rad aaron, now i'm really fucking siked to get my hands on that
puppy!
in terms of new frontier stuff... it's fun to imagine (and i know some
experiments are already happening on this frontier) but notes below and
above our hearing level... i guess at old MBV shows the crowd claims their
mighty sound would make your pants ruffle! take that a couple levels
beyond...
imagine a silent show that you felt. just tones that affected your body.
think of it like a futuristic sort of accupuncture where certain tones could
sooth or irritate certain organs. it's like how some electronicisers are
now writing their own software, these folks would have to know their
anatomy.
i think when we start talking about the future of music as having all these
other senses involved we're not talking about music anymore, obviously, but
multi-media... my vision of art in the future is that you will get a disc
(or data, whatever) and go into a virtual environment constructed by the
artist that could be... a flat green sphere that shrinks and makes you
comfortable, or... you are a refugee that gets shot in the head repeatedly,
each time more flowers come out of your brain, or... your body is suddenly
a planet, and you stare off into space: you are the earth, and the piece is
meant to be experienced in a single, full year visit, you would experience
what it's like to be the earth for a year... hope i'm still around to
experience all this.
fuck, imagine raves in spacestations.
i just hope that dont find the infamous 'brown note' anytime soon.
quoted 23 lines From: Aaron Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu>
>From: Aaron Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu>
>To: idm@hyperreal.org
>Subject: Re: [idm] noise is the frontier?
>Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 13:39:26 -0400
>
>Automatic acid trips based on the music? Sounds not too unlike the
>Autechre grantz graf video. Its like someone had the acid trip for you and
>then went back and hand animated the whole thing for you. I'm pretty
>serious here.
>
>-Aaron
>
>>my opinion is that the next big revolution in music is going to be
>>propelled by changes in medium. ie, piping "music" directly into your
>>brain, letting you combine aural stimulation with visual, tactile,
>>olfactory, etc. cues. think of buying a cd, slotting it into your
>>"player" and getting out something akin to an acid trip.
>>
>
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