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Soundlands

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a 24-hour live-streaming broadcast from Plas Bodfa. Sounds created by the house itself and its immediate surroundings were live-mixed, augmented and manipulated by 24 invited, local sound artists, creatives and groups. Find out more: https://www.plasbodfa.com/sounds-for-an-empty-house Sounds for an Empty House is a project of Soundlands and Plas Bodfa Projects in collaboration with Amgueddfa Llwch, Listen to the Voice of Fire, Oscilloscope and Recordiau Prin.

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Sounds for an Empty House - 24-hour Livestream by Soundlands

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a 24-hour live-streaming broadcast from Plas Bodfa. Sounds created by the house itself and its immediate surroundings were live-mixed, augmented and manipulated by 24 invited, local sound artists, creatives and groups. Find out more: https://www.plasbodfa.com/sounds-for-an-empty-house Sounds for an Empty House is a project of Soundlands and Plas Bodfa Projects in collaboration with Amgueddfa Llwch, Listen to the Voice of Fire, Oscilloscope and Recordiau Prin.

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Makes SFX libraries & reviews equipment. Also has a SFX website.
https://www.freetousesounds.com/

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"field recording" "sound recording" "sound effects" ambience "recording gear" "audio equipment" "royalty free sounds" "travel videos" "travel couple"

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We're Libby and Marcel, a full-time traveling couple recording unique sounds around the world! Follow us as we go to different destinations, showcasing new audio gear, and providing tips and tricks with field recording and sound editing!

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Makey Makey: An Invention Kit for Everyone. Ever played Mario on Play-Doh or Piano on Bananas? Alligator clip to start inventing the future.

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BA Fine Art XD

HS2 Ghostlands is a multi-disciplinary project created in response to the climate emergency and HS2, highlighting issues of deforestation, habitat destruction and biodiversity loss. This project is the result of working on location at 18 specific sites over a five-month period collecting field recordings. It forms extensive research into HS2 and its environmental impact - the permanent destruction of 108 ancient woodlands and wildlife habitats.

HS2 Ghostlands aims to capture a moment in time by exploring the ghostly liminal landscapes of endangered woodland through acts of mapping and translation, musical composition, field recording and photographic documentation. The final outcome of the project includes a digital archive of recordings in the form of an interactive sound map, a set of musical instruments hand-built by recycling natural materials found at the locations, and a piece of experimental music.

The music piece combines the environmental audio recordings with original musical compositions. These were created in response to the spaces using the hand-built instruments as well as original vocal, multi-instrumental and electronic compositions inspired by reading the visual landscape of the woodland as a musical score and echoing patterns in birdsong. By creating instruments from fragments of the landscape such as fallen branches, the musical compositions are not only framed by the sounds of the woodland in the field recordings, but are also made from the sites themselves. They literally resonate through the dead wood of these locations.

HS2 Ghostlands creates a digital space which exists beyond the loss of the physical locations. It's a continuing point of contact between the public and these natural environments, making them accessible even after their destruction.

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HS2 Ghostlands is a multi-disciplinary project created in response to the climate emergency and HS2, highlighting issues of deforestation, habitat destruction and biodiversity loss. This project is the result of working on location at 18 specific sites over a five-month period collecting field recordings.

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Unfortunately we have to inform you about the cancellation of the International Sound Awards 2021. Unlike in 2020, we have now also decided against a purely digital staging of the Awards in 2021. Instead, we hope for a return to normality in 2022, in the course of which an awards event as a live show will be possible again.

We regret it very much but in the face of the further restrictions due to the pandemic, we are forced to make this hard cut. Special times require special decisions...

Stay tuned and follow us on social media for timely updates.

All the best
The ISA Team

Drumroll.... We're excited to announce the winners of the SPECIAL PRIZE by Sound Hub Denmark. Five ISA2020 entrants are the lucky winners of the special prize for sound start-ups, young entrepreneurs and established corporations. Sound Hub Denmark invites them to a free 3 months stay at their hub in Struer, Denmark. Read more about their offer here.

The winners of the Special Prize are:
Minuendo Lossless Earplugs I Minuendo, Norway TouchMe music controller I Playtronica, Germany Memory Lane - Saving life stories with voice AI I Lexter Ljuddesign AB, Sweden Portable Variable Acoustics Device I The Narrowband Absorber Company Ltd, United Kingdom Space of Senses at Leopold-Mozart-Haus, Augsburg I STILLE ALS LUXUS, Germany
Congratulations!
And many thanks to our partner Sound Hub Denmark for this amazing prize.

Congratulations to this year's ISA Winners!

Four uniquely exciting projects that represent great innovation in their respective fields can celebrate their victory. Our ISAbells are on their way to:

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ISA - International Sound Awards - International Sound Awards

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Unfortunately we have to inform you about the cancellation of the International Sound Awards 2021. Unlike in 2020, we have now also decided against a purely digital staging of the Awards in 2021. Instead, we hope for a return to normality in 2022, in the course of which an awards event as a live show will be possible again.

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Sound design for Finnish Childrens Hospital

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Sound design for Finnish Childrens Hospital

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Soundscape of the New Children's Hospital

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Helsingin uusi lastensairaala on Suomen suurin lastenklinikka, johon saapuu potilaita joka puolelta maata. Sairaala voitti vuoden 2018 Arkkitehtuurin Finlandia -palkinnon pian käyttöönottonsa jälkeen. Uuden lastensairaalan äänimaiseman suunnittelivat ja toteuttivat taiteen maisteriopiskelijat Sound in New Media -pääaineessa Aalto-yliopiston Medialaboratoriossa yliopistonlehtori Antti Ikosen ohjaamana.

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The Sounds Of NASA Available For Download

MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. -- Historic and interesting sounds and sound bites from NASA space missions are available for download as ringtones or on your computer for events, errors, alarms and notifications.

The public now can hear the roar of a space shuttle launch or Neil Armstrong's, "One small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind," every time they get a phone call. A new NASA web page now has a collection of more than 35 different sounds, each approximately 20 seconds. Examples include:

- Apollo 13's John "Jack" Swigert commenting "Houston, we've had a problem"
- Crackle of the historic last launch of the space shuttle, STS-135
- Segments from President John F. Kennedy's historic moon speech
- Sound wave conversions of the light curve waves created by stars discovered by NASA's Kepler mission and other sounds of planets and stars

"NASA has been making historic sounds for over 50 years," said Jerry Colen, NASA App project manager at the agency's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif. "Now we're making some of these memorable sounds easy to find and use."

The NASA sounds are available in both MP3 and M4R (iPhone) files. NASA will update the collection as new sounds become available. To listen to and download the sounds, visit:

http://www.nasa.gov/connect/sounds

The NASA App for Android allows users to easily preview and set the sounds as ringtones.

To download the most recent version of the NASA App for Android, visit:

https://market.android.com/details?id=gov.nasa

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NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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The Sounds Of NASA Available For Download MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. -- Historic and interesting sounds and sound bites from NASA space missions are available for download as ringtones or on your computer for events, errors, alarms and notifications.

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Grain.Freeze version 2.0 by monolake on maxforlive.com

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The Free Library of Max for Live Devices

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TED Talk on the voice of natural world

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Bernie Krause: The voice of the natural world

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Bernie Krause has been recording wild soundscapes -- the wind in the trees, the chirping of birds, the subtle sounds of insect larvae -- for 45 years. In that time, he has seen many environments radically altered by humans, sometimes even by practices thought to be environmentally safe.

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David Attenborough sound recordists

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A selection of progammes and soundscapes featuring sound recordist Chris Watson.

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Pete Stollery Covid 19 Sound collection project

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Since the start of the COVID-19 lockdown in March, Pete Stollery has been compiling a Google Earth-based sound map, designed to document changes in the soundscape which are occurring as a result of restrictions put in place by governments around the world. With over 190 sounds on the map from 18 countries to date, the project is now beginning to document the changes as we move out of lockdown (and sometimes back in again).

Pete Stollery will give a live talk via Zoom about the project and give a guided tour of the map, which can be found here.

This event will be broadcast via the YouTube video above so all you need to do to is click play and enjoy the event either on this page or our YouTube channel.
Q&A
Following the performance there will be a live Q&A. Please continue watching the video above to listen to the Q&A.

If you would like to ask a question please post this in the YouTube chat facility (you will need a Google account to be able to do this).
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Since the start of the COVID-19 lockdown in March, Pete Stollery has been compiling a Google Earth-based sound map, designed to document changes in the soundscape which are occurring as a result of restrictions put in place by governments around the world.

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Sound map of London

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The Favourite Sounds site links sounds to the cartographic and satellite images of the Google map. Many are personal choices of people in London, Prague, Beijing, Birmingham etc...., sonic representations of their own city. Others capture the amazing diversity of today's global soundscape, from Lake Baikal ice to Old Jerusalem souks.

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Documentary on Gordon Hempton

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"More than a compelling portrait of sound artist Gordon Hempton, Nick Sherman's film does what all the best films do - it re-orients and re-tunes our awareness so that we experience the world in a new way, as if we've spent the day alone in the natural environment of our dreams."

-Frederick Marx, Hoop Dreams

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SOUNDTRACKER Gordon Hempton Documentary Film by Nick Sherman

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"More than a compelling portrait of sound artist Gordon Hempton, Nick Sherman's film does what all the best films do - it re-orients and re-tunes our awareness so that we experience the world in a new way, as if we've spent the day alone in the natural environment of our dreams." -Frederick Marx, Hoop Dreams