60 Seconds (Stuart Childs)
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60 Seconds (Stuart Childs)
- 1. 60 SECONDS sharing sound
- 3. SHARING EXPERIENCE I heard this
- 4. image: property of AudioBoo Ltd (I am not affiliated)
- 5. image:screenshot: audioBoo Ltd property of AudioBoo (I am not affiliated)
- 7. RECORDING PLACES this sound was here
- 9. 60 SECONDS PROJECT • tool: audioBoo • format: 60 seconds length • aim: document interesting sounds • recordings to date: ~65
- 11. THE UK SOUND MAP • led by British Library and Noise Futures Network • ‘anyone’ can contribute [~260 so far] • over 1,000 contributions since launch in July 2010
- 15. uploads to UKSM 18% 82% mobile phones other devices
- 17. location of recordings added to UKSM 27% 6% 11% 4% 52% seaside rural inland rural seaside town village/suburban urban
- 19. image from flickr user: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neven/ SCRAPE THIS
- 21. WHY?
- 25. STUARTCHILDS.COM audioboo.fm/sc_r twitter: @sc_r
Notas del editor
- hello // about me // interested in sound // going to talk about what i’ve been doing with sound recently, and the thoughts i’ve had because of this..\n
- web is social // sound as a way of sharing experiences // short clips like photos // berlin holiday photos vs. sounds //\n
- web is social // sound as a way of sharing experiences // short clips like photos // berlin holiday photos vs. sounds //\n
- first thought when got audioboo // app iphone/android (android version been pullled // features // can also upload via web interface // used a bit then read interview with CEO Mark Rock - mother // easy way of recording audio and archiving it online // decent quality - 128kbps mp3 - not for audiophiles. // does it matter? uni says HQ, pros agree, for my needs mp3 is fine. convenience > high quality // best thing..... (leading to location)\n
- first thought when got audioboo // app iphone/android (android version been pullled // features // can also upload via web interface // used a bit then read interview with CEO Mark Rock - mother // easy way of recording audio and archiving it online // decent quality - 128kbps mp3 - not for audiophiles. // does it matter? uni says HQ, pros agree, for my needs mp3 is fine. convenience > high quality // best thing..... (leading to location)\n
- first thought when got audioboo // app iphone/android (android version been pullled // features // can also upload via web interface // used a bit then read interview with CEO Mark Rock - mother // easy way of recording audio and archiving it online // decent quality - 128kbps mp3 - not for audiophiles. // does it matter? uni says HQ, pros agree, for my needs mp3 is fine. convenience > high quality // best thing..... (leading to location)\n
- uses built in GPS automatically // adds new value to clip // cameras starting to have GPS // map of pics on computer // I wanted to start a project - [leads to 60 seconds..]\n
- uses built in GPS automatically // adds new value to clip // cameras starting to have GPS // map of pics on computer // I wanted to start a project - [leads to 60 seconds..]\n
- 60 seconds gave me a format // i like sounds, wanted to document them // audioBoo made it quick + easy // had plans to document them on a map // then i found..\n
- 60 seconds gave me a format // i like sounds, wanted to document them // audioBoo made it quick + easy // had plans to document them on a map // then i found..\n
- 60 seconds gave me a format // i like sounds, wanted to document them // audioBoo made it quick + easy // had plans to document them on a map // then i found..\n
- 60 seconds gave me a format // i like sounds, wanted to document them // audioBoo made it quick + easy // had plans to document them on a map // then i found..\n
- 60 seconds gave me a format // i like sounds, wanted to document them // audioBoo made it quick + easy // had plans to document them on a map // then i found..\n
- first trialled in sheffield in june - then went UK wide. // have seen anti-comments online, web is for whinging? // I thought it was cool - could add my own recordings to larger map // lets look at map...\n
- first trialled in sheffield in june - then went UK wide. // have seen anti-comments online, web is for whinging? // I thought it was cool - could add my own recordings to larger map // lets look at map...\n
- first trialled in sheffield in june - then went UK wide. // have seen anti-comments online, web is for whinging? // I thought it was cool - could add my own recordings to larger map // lets look at map...\n
- first trialled in sheffield in june - then went UK wide. // have seen anti-comments online, web is for whinging? // I thought it was cool - could add my own recordings to larger map // lets look at map...\n
- red dots - individual ‘boos’ // I have been speaking to Ian Rawes Editor of the uksm, from the British Library about the project, he gave me some stats.. good talks / graphs [[ADD MORE MAPS, ZOOM INS TO THIS]]\n
- red dots - individual ‘boos’ // I have been speaking to Ian Rawes Editor of the uksm, from the British Library about the project, he gave me some stats.. good talks / graphs [[ADD MORE MAPS, ZOOM INS TO THIS]]\n
- red dots - individual ‘boos’ // I have been speaking to Ian Rawes Editor of the uksm, from the British Library about the project, he gave me some stats.. good talks / graphs [[ADD MORE MAPS, ZOOM INS TO THIS]]\n
- red dots - individual ‘boos’ // I have been speaking to Ian Rawes Editor of the uksm, from the British Library about the project, he gave me some stats.. good talks / graphs [[ADD MORE MAPS, ZOOM INS TO THIS]]\n
- red dots - individual ‘boos’ // I have been speaking to Ian Rawes Editor of the uksm, from the British Library about the project, he gave me some stats.. good talks / graphs [[ADD MORE MAPS, ZOOM INS TO THIS]]\n
- interesting that mostly from mobile devices // not specialist equipment //accessible to more // does mean quality is varied //mention specialist bat recorder\n
- interesting that mostly from mobile devices // not specialist equipment //accessible to more // does mean quality is varied //mention specialist bat recorder\n
- mostly urban = reflection that most people that own smartphones live in cities? // spend less time in the countryside? // does this mean the soundmap is biased / skewed? // data is interesting, also how it is processed - by hand ...\n
- mostly urban = reflection that most people that own smartphones live in cities? // spend less time in the countryside? // does this mean the soundmap is biased / skewed? // data is interesting, also how it is processed - by hand ...\n
- can’t automatically process sound as well as text // can’t scrape content from uploaded sound as easily as you can from text [even if you use a CD] // example, upload an audio blog, or audio comment it won’t be as easily indexed in search engine of choice // google doesn’t have ‘sound search’ technology yet. so, why upload sound...\n
- can’t automatically process sound as well as text // can’t scrape content from uploaded sound as easily as you can from text [even if you use a CD] // example, upload an audio blog, or audio comment it won’t be as easily indexed in search engine of choice // google doesn’t have ‘sound search’ technology yet. so, why upload sound...\n
- can’t automatically process sound as well as text // can’t scrape content from uploaded sound as easily as you can from text [even if you use a CD] // example, upload an audio blog, or audio comment it won’t be as easily indexed in search engine of choice // google doesn’t have ‘sound search’ technology yet. so, why upload sound...\n
- to refer back to mark rock - memory. we like remembering things, audio is different to picture // back to SHARING EXPERIENCE, // also RECORDING PLACES: archive / historical purpose - imagine what leeds sounded like 10,20,50 years ago // also allows for quick reporting - easier to speak and press upload than frantically type on your smartphone [though sometimes risky? mention trouble I had] // browse audioBoo and you’ll find all sorts - personalities not just sound.// finally, want to talk about potential for surveys...\n
- idea i had with my friend oli wood / @coldclimate // worked on a script that makes a computer automatically record 60s of audio at a determined time interval // then automatically emails it, along with description and tags to audioBoo // we now want to find somewhere interesting with power + web access to put it // there are examples of people using iPhones as dedicated GPS trackers in their projects - possible to write some basic script for an automatic boo-ing phone // could compare difference in audio over time periods, visually // could also compare sound content - is possible to analyse frequency content, amplitude, etc fairly easily + get numbers // example - edge of city over a year or number of years, border between urban/natural environments. quite exciting, if you know of a place you’d like an automatic boo bot grab me afterwards.\n
- that’s it, thanks etc\n
- that’s it, thanks etc\n