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<description><![CDATA[Hi DH people,

Does anyone know of any DH-ish projects out there that involve sampling and remixing of recorded music? 

I'm working on an online exhibit of two compositions by composer Tom DeLio, who is on the faculty here at UMD and whose papers we have in our special collections unit. The two compositions are anti-paysage (1990) and anti-paysage ii (2015). The later composition was created by taking audio clips (samples if you will) from a recording of the original composition. The samples were then manipulated through various electronic means, then remixed into a new composition.

I'm looking for advice or ideas on how to describe the various samples and their various manipulations. The idea would be to give viewers a sense of the composer's process.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!
Steve]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[Hi Steve, <br>
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Sorry for the late response! I don't know how I missed this post. I would take a look at some of the work being done in sound studies and digital humanities. A few places to look that might be helpful: Sonic Dictionary: http://sonicdictionary.fhi.duke.edu/; Soundbox Project: http://soundboxproject.com/ and Remix Theory: http://remixtheory.net/?page_id=80. There is also a text on Remix Studies that might have some terminology that inform your descriptions: https://www.routledge.com/products/9780415716253. <br>
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Anna]]></description>
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