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soundsRite
An online creative arts journal of sound, text and image (peer reviewed). Founded in 2009 by Hazel Smith and Roger T. Dean (the editors).
An initiative of the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour, and Development and the Writing and Society Research Centre, Western Sydney University, Australia.
Vol 13 (released 202401) presents work by Chris Arnold; Luers, Smith and Dean; and Jason Nelson . Four&More is our ongoing section focused on works with multi-channel audio (launched as Vol 7); other volumes (links below) include works by Keith Armstrong; Daniel Blinkhorn; Brigid Burke; Anne Brewster ; J.R. Carpenter; Roger Dean; John Drever and Lawrence Upton; Ian Gibbins; Jhave; David Kim-Boyle; Will Luers; Joshua Mailman; Jeff Morris; Jason Nelson; Paul Rudy; Hazel Smith ; Alan Sondheim; Scott Thurston; Eugenio Tisselli; Sarah Tremlett; David Worrall and Stuart Ramsden; Nanette Wylde; and Michael Young.
The soundsRite site uses some Quicktime technology (to decode some older AAC and H264 compression), Flash and HTML5 (in recent OS, you may be able to specially reactivate the plugins for Flash and Quicktime). Such pieces are being converted to MP4 progressively. We currently recommend the Chrome browser, and the site is designed for Macintosh OSX. For the multichannel audio works you may need to attend to your audio channel layout. Specific information is offered in relation to some pieces.
the interactive animated soundsRite logo/4-channel sound piece on this page is by roger dean, spoken text by hazel smith: the audio varies continuously; banners on other pages are by lurline beard.
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Work in this journal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 4.0 ported License, unless otherwise noted. ISSN 2200-1891