The Audio Foundation

Sketch for Belize is composed of four ‘field’ recordings which were then processed using granular synthesis and equalization with the aid of popular computer recording program AudioMulch.

The piece is loosely based around the experiences of my father (to whom it is dedicated) on an engineering project in Belize, 1982.

Source recording 1 – Water
Source recording 2 – Percussion
Source recording 3 – Wood flute
Source recording 4 – Wood flute

Photos by K. Bruce, 1982.

Rahmane

Recorded by Rohan at the Wine Cellar in St Kevins Arcade Auckland NZ on 20/3/2007.

Sam Hamilton

Stanier Black-Five is an ex-UK and recently New Zealand-based sound artist, DJ and writer, who largely fashions her often aurally challenging soundscapes from environmental recordings and found sounds. She has made numerous visceral perfomances in the UK, at events such as the London Musician’s Collective’s Annual Experimental Festival, across Europe and more recently in New Zealand, playing an events such as Christchurch Arts Festival’s Bomb the Space event. Stanier Black-Five recently hosted The Soundmine radio show on Christchurch’s RDU station. This podcast is from a show at Resonance FM in London.

Stanier Black Five