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🔉 Hear local musicians’ original electronic music designed for quadraphonic surround sound.
The MIT Spatial Sound Lab is a community studio for making immersive sound productions, including music, sound art, sonifications, accessible technology, sensory ethnography and more.
This mixtape presentation in 4.1 sound aims to highlight possibilities of listening from the margins, hearing a multiplicity of voices in new ways, and generating soundscapes to explore in relation to changing environments.
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This program is part of the Cambridge Science Festival.
Presented by MIT Spatial Sound Lab. In collaboration with Lab researchers, Justin Looper & Kyle Keane. Special thanks to the MIT Office of the Arts and the Cambridge Science Festival.
Photo Credit: Ian Condry, David Dogan at Dissolve Music (MIT, Dec. 16, 2022)
Logo Credit: Mieko Murao
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