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Revision as of 18:50, 18 June 2013
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- Stanislav Abrahám
- Rinus van Alebeek
- Angus Carlyle
- Peter Cusack
- Das Kleine Field Recordings
- Lloyd Dunn
- Felicity Ford
- Jez riley French
- Jonáš Gruska
- John Grzinich
- Derek Holzer
- Hugh Tracey
- Aernoudt Jacobs
- Bethan Kellough
- Jiyeon Kim
- Michal Kindernay
- Kinokophone
- Daniel Kordík
- Cathy Lane
- Signe Lidén
- Kajsa Lindgren
- Edwin Lo
- Mikel R. Nieto
- Alberto Novello
- Lasse-Marc Riek
- Andrius Rugys
- Søs Gunver Ryberg
- Toshiya Tsunoda
- Miloš Vojtěchovský
- Chris Watson
- Jana Winderen
- Aaron Ximm
Projects
- radio aporee ::: soundmap, a growing global archive of geo-bound recordings, reflecting the complexity of our sonic environments, as well as the different perception and artistic perspectives of its many contributors, in relation to sound, space and places.
- Peter Cusack's sound database.
- Favourite Sounds of Prague, an open, collaborative, online community dedicated to fieldrecording, urbanism, phonography and psychogeography of Prague.
- The Sound of the Netherlands, a sound archive available from the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision; contains over 10.000 sound recordings from the 1950s to the 1990s.
- nula.cc, a series of filecasts, each consisting of an assemblage of sounds, images, or words.
- Sounds of Europe, a platform for field recording.
- Listen to the World: Online Soundscapes, exhibition of online sound projects.
Resources
See also
Sound art, Sensory ethnography
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