#chris chafe

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Ping [Greg Niemeyer e Chris Chafe][2001-2005]

Sonification of the time delay of messages within a network  / instalation

Available at: http://chrischafe.net/ping/

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EMPAC Hosts Chris Chafe for Talk and Workshop on “Making Data Sound"

EMPAC Hosts Chris Chafe for Talk and Workshop on “Making Data Sound”

EMPAC hosts Chris Chafe for a talk and workshop focused on “Making Data Sound,” Nov. 1 Chris Chafe is a data sonification expert who directs Stanford University’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)

TROY, NY — On Thursday, November 1, data sonification expert Chris Chafe will lead a special program at the Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center…

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Tomato Music [Chris Chafe e Greg Niemeyer][2007]

Sonification of CO2 concentration, temperature and lightning inside a small greenhouse / instalation / concert

Available at: http://chrischafe.net/tomato-quintet/

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Smog Music [Chris Chafe e Greg Niemeyer][2008]

Sonification of air-quality data from different locations / website streaming

Part of Project Black Cloud: no longer operative

Available at: http://chrischafe.net/smog-music/

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End of Winter [Chris Chafe e Greg Niemeyer][2009]

Sonification of the concentration of CO2 on the air / instalation

Available at: http://chrischafe.net/end-winter/

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Oxygen Flute [Chris Chafe and Greg Niemeyer][2002]

Sonification of the concentration of CO2 on the air / interactive instalation

Available at: http://chrischafe.net/oxygen-flute/

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Seven Airs [Chris Chafe e Greg Niemeyer][2012]

Sonification of air quality data collected on seven different places / web-streaming

Available at: http://www.sevenairs.com/

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Smog music

El artista Chris Chafe que además es director de  CCRMA (Centro de investigaciones de audio y computacionales de la Universidad de Stanford) tiene varios experimentos sonoros donde convierte en “música” diferentes fenómenos que de manera natural son imperceptibles, para nuestros oídos al menos.

Por ejemplo, en esta pieza -titulada “Smog”- Cris convierte en tiempo real los índices de los niveles de dióxido de carbono, el ruido, la temperatura, la humedad, la luz, el ruido y los compuestos orgánicos volátiles de ciudades como Jeddah y Dubai. Con esto, se musicaliza el fenómeno de la contaminación. Chulada...

Smog: using real-time data on levels of carbon dioxide, noise, temperature, humidity, light, noise and volatile organic compounds from cities such as Jeddah and Dubai, this riff reflects the sound of smog.

In his intensive, data-driven endeavour, Chafe takes the unnoticed rhythms of the natural world and ‘sonifies’ them, turning them into music – all the better to see how nature resonates with the music inside us. By pulling music out of the strangest places – from tomato plants, economic stats, even dirty air – he enables listeners to perceive phenomena viscerally, adding a new dimension of understanding to otherwise barely noticeable aspects of the world...

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