Explosions in the Mind
Composing Psychedelic Sounds and Visualisations
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This book explores how to compose sounds and visualisations that represent psychedelic hallucinations and experiences of synaesthesia. Through a detailed discussion regarding compositional methodologies and technical approaches, the book aims to educate students, practitioners, and researchers working in related areas. It weaves together sound, visual design, and code across a range of media, providing conceptual approaches, theoretical insights, and practical strategies, which unlock new design frameworks for composing psychedelic sounds and visualisations.
This book explores how to compose sounds and visualisations that represent psychedelic hallucinations and experiences of synaesthesia. Through a detailed discussion regarding compositional methodologies and technical approaches, the book aims to educate students, practitioners, and researchers working in related areas. It weaves together sound, visual design, and code across a range of media, providing conceptual approaches, theoretical insights, and practical strategies, which unlock new design frameworks for composing psychedelic sounds and visualisations.
Provides detailed discussions regarding compositional methodologies and technical approaches Offers a range of conceptual approaches, theoretical insights, and practical strategies Spans over a decade of the author's creative practice
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Jonathan Weinel
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“The book is richly illustrated with many full colour images and includes supplementary materials … comprising audio and video samples and working software apps for experimenting with the techniques discussed in the book. … it is an engaging read and will be of interest to artists, practitioners and academics from the disciplines of electronic music … . A practise-based approach to research is continually rising in popularity … and this volume will provide a useful reference for others to follow.” (Dave Payling, Dancecult, Vol. 14 (1), 2022)
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