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@ News Cafe Providence, RI 06092020
@ The Dirt Palace Providence, RI 06042020 Ende Tymes 12 041622 @ Trans Pecos NYC
Flash Crash 6 (Stream) 020522
RudderFest, UK (Stream) 121821
@ Blacklace, Providence, RI 110921
Bleep and Klang @ Blacklace 110621
Flash Crash 4 (Stream) 090421
@ The Living Gallery NYC 09022021
Everybody Wins @ H0l0 NYC 082521
Deadnoise 01 @ H0l0 NYC 081521
@ Satellite Art Club NYC 071521
@ The Grove NYC 06102021
Creative Code Festival @ Lightbox NYC 101520
LIVE CODE @ Mayday PVD 092222
FocusGroup @ AS220
021623
press:
femi shonuga-fleming: experimental sound, viceral music and organic generativeness
disquiet: femi flemings ambient noise
new haven register:
demystifying live coding
blast radio: in conversation with sadnoise
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Femi Shonuga-Fleming
Ifemiwale Shonuga-Fleming works with modular synthesizers, DIY electronics and various coding languages to discuss the organic within electronics and technology through sound art and composition. His work explores the intersections of sound and space though spatial audio and architectural design as an experimental practice. He’s most interested in generative systems, chance and synthesized organic textures within sonic soundscapes. Femi is currently studying architecture and creative computation at RISD.
Bandcamp
Mar 02, 2023
Select All Verical Rivers, SAVR
Select all vertical rivers is a DJ duo including me and Hank Hurst, who is also attending risd studying sculpture. We began our DJ journey using cdj 500s and hosting events in a basment on “Hidden” street. We hosted an event for my birthday on Jan 15 2023 at a venue in Providence called 1911 that gave us the opportunity to host a night there monthly, where we have been having Hidden DJ nights, where SAVR is the resident artist and we invite other performers to play. Some artists that have played include Daedelus (LA), Ana Dimco (Boston), Glikerii (kazakhstan), The Beak Trio (Virginia), and Jackson Delay (Providence).
All flyers designed by Me and Hank Hurst
Bandcamp
Jan 23, 2023 - AI ML Frame Interpolation
According to Chance Wintersession
Prompt Prompt
Collect vocal samples in person over a 3 hour time span Use only these vocals as your audio source in a chance based composition.
WATCH HERE
Jan 23, 2023 - Studio for Research in Sound and Technology Broadens Academic Scope at RISD
Professor Shawn Greenlee and colleagues discuss how the evolving studio contributes to the college’s overall educational mission
Jan 22, 2023 - Modular synth formats, sizes, cables and power info: click here
July 07 2022 - Research in Spatial Audio assisting Shawn Greenlee and Nick Thompson
Foafx - A command line tool for applying spatially positioned audio effects to first order ambisonic sound files
foafx is a command line tool for applying spatially positioned audio effects to first order ambisonic sound files. It is written with Elementary, a JavaScript framework for writing audio applications, and uses its offline-renderer package.
As its input, foafx expects a B-format, 4-channel first order ambisonic encoded file with ACN channel ordering. It supports file normalization either in SN3D or N3D formats.
In order to apply a chosen effect, foafx decodes the B-format file using a simple Sampling Ambisonic Decoder (SAD) into an octahedral arrangement with six vertices that represent virtual microphone positions. Then, the effect is applied with the specified parameters including its spatial position (azimuth and elevation). After effect processing, the six signals are encoded back to B-format, panned to the matching octahedral positions of the decoder, and rendered to an output file. The result is an ambisonic wet/dry effect mix with wet focussed in a specific area of the sound field.
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GITHUB
March 22, 2022 - Documentation of the Moog, Buchla and Serge Modular Synthesizers at the Computer Music Center at Columbia University
Buchla 100 Documentation via Modulargrid
Buchla 200 Doumentation via Modulargrid
April 24 2021 - Experimenting with the Serge Modular Synthesizer and Supercollider