Listening in half speed
An exploration of creative process, sound, and how we listen to music. If we can slow it down, we start to hear more.
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Talking about listening
Maybe I’ve talked too much.
My last newsletter post, a poem called Acoustic Isolation, was my 75th. I took that as occasion for reflection. I started here in September of 2023 with the goal of sharing my meager insights and experiences ab...
Acoustic Isolation
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Acoustic Isolation
Music gets recorded
in windowless rooms
because glass is where
the problems begin.
It is better to imagin...
Speaker cone, moon
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Sound in Motion
Why would you believe
so deeply in wind, a string,
or skin set to vibrating
so fast that you can’t see it?
T...
Hi-fi sound in lo-fi times
The other day I had a conversation with a friend about sound quality. His main point was brief and unambiguous: I don’t care about sound quality. I’m not an audiophile. He loves music. He then challenged me to tell him why he should care ab...
Artifacts in Sound
This week I experimented with an audio post (i.e. it started from me talking rather than writing followed by recording a voiceover). The read post is above and the referenced audio examples follow.
Notes:
All three of the following were...
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Listening in half speed is the creative diary of Matt Wyatt (producer, musician). In support of slow and intentional listening.
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