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Mowordsod [Disquiet 0057 - Phoneme Transmit]

from Disquiet Junto by Michel Banabila

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Disquiet Junto Project 0057: Phoneme Transmit.

Part 1 ;
I first created a time stretched layer, made from words. Than added words on top of that, pitched and also time stretched them, then used distortian.
Part 2 ;
Created another layer from voices, heavy filtered, with words (without any fx) on top of that.
Part 3 ;
Used delay for making word-rhythms, and played one word with several keys on sampler.

This is a shared-sample project. It focuses on language and emotion.

You are being provided with three audio recordings from the Phonetics Lab Archive at UCLA. As the lab's webpage (at archive.phonetics.ucla.edu) explains, "The materials on this site comprise audio recordings illustrating phonetic structures from over 200 languages."

You will use these three MP3s as source material for the project. They are from the languages Buryat, Navajo, and Zulu.

1. archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/Language/BX…1991_01.mp3

2. archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/Language/NA…1993_03.mp3

3. archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/Language/ZU…1982_01.mp3

From each of these three language-specific MP3s you will select four words. (Don't use the voice of the technician, who is occasionally heard.) From this total of 12 words you will, through cut and paste, construct new sentences. These nonsense sentences will serve as the a cappella vocal of a new song. All literal meaning is lost in the process; all that is left are emotions.

Your piece should consist of three parts, each of equal length. The first part should sound "angry." The second part should sound "very silent, vulnerable." The third part should sound "happy, exultant."

No other sounds or instruments should be used. You can pitch, stretch, or process the source audio as you please, but it should always sound like someone trying to say something.
This project was developed for the Disquiet Junto by Michel Banabila (banabila.com).

The source audio is from the UCLA Phonetics Lab Archive archive.phonetics.ucla.edu.

More on this #57th Disquiet Junto project at:

disquiet.com/2013/01/31/disquie…57-phonemetransmit

More details on the Disquiet Junto at:
soundcloud.com/groups/disquiet-junto

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from Disquiet Junto, released August 4, 2013

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