tree.fm – listening to the world
February 5, 2021I highly recommend listening to the world through tree.fm a collaborative project engaging community members through Sound of the Forrest
Read MoreAELab on Catalyst
May 11, 2020In February the Catalyst program featured the work of the Acoustic Ecology Lab PBS Catalyst TV program You can find some more information here on Sustainability News
Read MoreAcoustic Ecology Explained
April 6, 2020Love this animation from Cronkite News thanks to Chloe Jones/Cronkite News
Read MoreAcoustic Ecology Lab on PBS Catalyst
December 23, 2019In February the Catalyst program featured the work of the Acoustic Ecology Lab PBS Catalyst TV program You can find some more information here on Sustainability News
Read MoreLife Sciences Seminar
October 23, 2019“From Psychoacoustics to citizen science: Acoustic Ecology 2.0” October 25, 3-4PM Presenters: Sabine Feisst, ASU School of Music, Acoustic Ecology Lab Co-DirectorGarth Paine, ASU School of Arts Media and Engineering, Acoustic Ecology […]
Read MoreFuture Perfect
September 25, 2019Garth Paine has been working with colleagues at IRCAM developing a music performance system that moves the audience from spectator to part of the ecosystem of the work. His first […]
Read MoreHearing Rehabilitation
September 11, 2019Hearing loss in adults and children is a widespread and growing problem around the world and has a negative impact on communication abilities and emotional and psychological health. Blending medical […]
Read MoreBiodiversity Measures
September 3, 2019Great Talk by Dr. Alice Eldridge on bio-diversity measures and sound…
Read MoremicroSoundRecorder
For the last 2 years we have been conducting auditory monitoring in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve in partnership with the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy and the Phoenix Zoo – examining the psychoacoustic […]
Read MoreListening to the Monsoon
August 19, 2019Dr Garth Paine did an interview with NPR’s KJZZ about recording and composing withy sounds from the Arizona Monsoons. Listen online here
Read MoreWorld Listening Day – Noise?
July 18, 2019Jacob Miller Smith, Doctoral candidate, Composition & Acoustic Ecology Researcher Listening With – the theme of 2019’s World Listening Day, calls to attention the need to explore what we are […]
Read MoreWorld Listening Day 2019 – listen to, with, and through my body
Anne-Marie Shaver, Ph.D. candidate, Musicology & Acoustic Ecology Researchers Listening With The theme for World Listening Day 2019 is “Listening With,” as created by composer and sound artist Annea […]
Read MoreWorld Listening Day – Sounds of Extinction
July 9, 2019Imaginative Listening – Thinking about the Sounds of the Passenger Pigeon Dr.Sabine Feisst, Co-Director, Acoustic Ecology Lab @ASU The American Bird Conservancy warns that “Hundreds of bird species are on […]
Read MoreB&K develop personal engine sounds with Hyundai
May 29, 2019Psychoacoustics has played an important role in automobile design for at least a decade now and this work takes it to another level – just think about those 16+ loudspeakers […]
Read MoreDawn Chorus Day May 4-5, 2019
May 4, 2019Listen to Dawn Chorus for 24 hours to mark Dawn Chorus Day – Includes my own back garden in Tempe AZ http://soundtent.org/soundcamp_listen.html
Read MoreEarth Day 2019
April 22, 2019to celebrate Earth Day I am going out to listen to the world – we are listening on a constant basis in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve – here is a […]
Read MoreNAISA exhibit EcoRift in environmental sound art exhibition in Canada
March 26, 2019We are delighted to share our EcoRift VR experiences in an upcoming exhibition Listen to the World thanks to Darren Copeland EcoRift: nature sojourns – Embodied sonic experiences by the Listen(n) […]
Read MoreThe Recorder
January 16, 2019In response to a recent article I published in The Conversation, I got a wonderful email from an author, Herselman Hattingh, who wrote a short story for the Boston review […]
Read MoreListening to nature: How sound can help us understand environmental change
December 21, 2018Co-Director of the Acoustic Ecology Lab, Dr. Garth Paine wrote an article for the Conversation titled, Listening to nature: How sound can help us understand environmental change – it discusses environmental sound […]
Read MoreMexico Border in Cycling74 Max8 release
September 28, 2018An ambisonic recording made by Dr. Garth Paine at Senita Basin, just 4 miles from the US-Mexico boarder ( 31°57’2.90″N, 112°51’42.09″W) is included in the Cycling74 Max8 software release to […]
Read MoreSoundwalks @ ASU
September 14, 2018Weekly Soundwalks run by Anne-Marie Shaver and Hunter Langenhorst Wednesdays 5:15 – 6:15pm ASU School of Music Tempe, AZ Meet at the fountain Need a mid-week break? A soundwalk is […]
Read MoreCommunity Pause – Invoking the Pause and the Listen Project
April 19, 2018We will be presenting workshops and a concert in Joshua Tree with partners JTLab, Joshua Tree National Park, the Mohave land Trust at the end of April – thanks to […]
Read MoreGarth Paine presentation and Performance in Paris
April 9, 2018Garth Paine is a researcher/composer in residence at IRCAM, Centre Pompidou, Paris and at ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany for 2018. He has been at IRCAM since the beginning of February developing […]
Read MoreEcoSonic – Sound Quality Presentation
January 4, 2018Presenting a poster on our EcoSonic work on modeling changes in Acoustic Ecology and weather patterns tomorrow at the CAP LTR conference on long term monitoring https://sustainability.asu.edu/events/rsvp/cap-lter-all-scientists-meeting-and-poster-symposium/
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