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10 Dance and Movement Animations
Movement Media is delighted to have Doug Fox as a guest blogger for this week’s posting. Back in February 2009, Doug presented several movement-based animations as a guest curator for Movement … more →
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“The Happiest Day of the Year": A Reparative (I Hope) Approach to Record Store Day
wrote 1 month ago: Editor’s Note: This post, by media scholar Norma Coates, was originally published on May 9, 20 … more →
Sound at EMP Pop Con 2012
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wrote 2 months ago: As our Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Stoever-Ackerman mentioned in her Society for Cinema and Media Studi … more →
my mother's voice, my father's eye, and my other body: the sound of deaf photographs
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wrote 3 months ago: Editor’s Note: This post is the second in a three-part Sounding Out! series on deafness, Sound … more →
Sounds Difficult: James Joyce and Modernism's Recorded Legacy
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wrote 4 months ago: Today’s post from Damien Keane marks the first in our recurrent series, “Live from the S … more →
Hearing the Tenor of the Vendler/Dove Conversation: Race, Listening, and the “Noise” of Texts
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wrote 4 months ago: In the beginning there were no words. In the beginning was the sound and they all knew what the sou … more →
Sound at MLA 2012
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wrote 4 months ago: Unlike MLA 2011 in Los Angeles, which overflowed with audio-themed research delights–see our l … more →
Pushing Record: Labors of Love, and the iTunes Playlist
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wrote 7 months ago: Borrowed from allwomentalk.com Last month as my sister and I drove to the store, she started to joke … more →
In Defense of Auto-Tune (via Sounding Out!)
wrote 8 months ago: I am here today to defend auto-tune. I may be late to the party, but if you watched Lil Wayne’s rece … more →
In Defense of Auto-Tune
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wrote 8 months ago: Lil Wayne, I Am Still Music Tour, Photo by Matthew Eisman I am here today to defend auto-tune. I may … more →
Pushing Play: What Makes the Portable Cassette Recorder Interesting?
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wrote 9 months ago: "Change the Speed": image from the "Vintage Kids" archive of flickr user theirhi … more →
Prison Music: Containment, Escape, and the Sound of America
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wrote 9 months ago: We used our voices, whistles, and blow horns to make contact with those on the inside… Prisone … more →
Play it Again (and Again), Sam: The Tape Recorder in Film (Part Three on the 1980s)
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wrote 9 months ago: [If you missed the first two installments, hit "pause" and rewind to June’s piece on Noir, and July' … more →
Eye Candy: The Absence of the Female Voice in Sports Talk Radio
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wrote 9 months ago: If masculinity is alive and well [on sports talk radio], femininity exists on talk radio as absence, … more →
GLaDOS, the Voice of Postfeminist Control
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wrote 10 months ago: Warning, spoilers ahead. Image borrowed from ElderGeek. Much has been written about Portal, it has w … more →
Play it Again (and Again), Sam: The Tape Recorder in Film (Part Two on Walter Murch)
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wrote 10 months ago: The second installment of my summer series, “Play it Again (and Again), Sam: The Tape Recorder in Fi … more →
"Take ‘Em to Chuch": OutKast and the Sounds of the Southern Black Church
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wrote 11 months ago: Advertising for Outkast In 2006, I ventured into Hoosier Country. I found myself in the middle of…no … more →
"This is Not a Sound": The Treachery of Sound in Comic Books
wrote 11 months ago: In comics theorist Scott McCloud‘s seminal work Understanding Comics (1993), there comes a poi … more →
Becoming a Bad Listener: Labyrinthitis, Vertigo, and "Passing"
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wrote 11 months ago: For the past three weeks I have been sick with labyrinthitis. It started with a bout of vertigo whil … more →
Into the Woods: A Brief History of Wood Paneling on Synthesizers*
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wrote 1 year ago: Various Species for the Prophet 08, Analogics *a companion piece of this research, on electronic sou … more →
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