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Audio engineering with cells and atoms is a form of molecular computing. Molecular computing is a multidisciplinary research topic that originated in the School of Mathematical Sciences at Swinburne University of Technology. Further R&D in the biotechnology labs is presently underway as part of the Computational Nanotechnology Group - Faculty of Life and Social Sciences; Environment & Biotechnology Centre. Dr. Cameron L. Jones developed this method to work with sound and image files. The method is also suitable for remixing music video, and has been used during public nightclub and other performances. The methods have been peer-reviewed and further details are available from the original articles.
FRACTL_Remix_Gordon_Taylor : nanosounds 1.58 - JULY 2004
Remix of spoken word poetry - Gordon Taylor
mp3 samples - -
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Remixed using : the almost polar Sierpinski Gasket.
FRACTL_Remix_Casionova - JULY 2004
Remix of music by Casionova
11-track album
mp3 samples - -
Remixed using : the almost polar Cantor Set,
Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the Mandelbrot Tree, and the dual anti-square fractal.
HUMANOID FRACTAL REMIX - JANUARY 2005
Remix collaboration with Digital Primate (Christopher Coe), Rainer Linz and Stelarc
Funding support by The Telematics Trust.
Double Album
Re-release of the original 03' Humanoid CD
to accompany the Prosthetic Head Project + the fractal
remix of this CD produced in 04' - this is a 2-CD package!
Track Listing - -
Zombie
Humanoid
Schizoid
Artwork: Front, Back, Insert Detail
Remixed using : A series of self-similar [fractal] shapes were modelled in
Mathematica and then mapped into almost polar coordinates. These were thermally printed onto the data surface of
each audio-CD. Each CD print was cycled through the colours: red, green, blue, black, silver and multiple
images were printed in order for each of the 6 tracks to be remixed. Each CD was tested on a PC running
Windows Media Player.
The CD's were produced to demonstrate how sensitive dependence on initial conditions can be
exploited by the end-user - so that the same CD will behave differently on different play-back systems.
Therefore, no two cd's will generate the same remix! The CD's can be played out to hear the effects, or the
contents of each CD can be digitally extracted [ripped] to capture the nonlinear effects.
NATHAN ROAD NANO-GLITCH - Release: MARCH-APRIL 2005
Hong Kong found sounds remixed using themal prints on CD-R.
Additional remixing using fungal colonies at different stages of growth.
Music to accompany electronic teaching materials.
Funding support by The Telematics Trust.
5 track EP
FRAGMENTATION 002 - FEBRUARY 2004
Remix of music to a short film NPK.Babel with John Vucic-Wolfpup
FRAGMENTATION 001 - RELEASE MARCH 2003
8cm CD-R [limited edition 50 copies in plastic Petri Dish - Not For Sale]
Remix of: New Order O, Public Image Limited O, James Brown O, Nine Inch Nails O, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds O.
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