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]]> By: Daedalus Young http://torley.com/the-evilution-of-communication#comment-38003 Daedalus Young Sun, 09 Dec 2007 22:50:59 +0000 http://torley.com/the-evilution-of-communication#comment-38003 Yes, it works great. You can listen and watch at the same time. Just like in museum you can get a device that tours you and you can listen to people explaining the art, you see much more than when you'd just walk by and have a quick look. Yes, it works great. You can listen and watch at the same time. Just like in museum you can get a device that tours you and you can listen to people explaining the art, you see much more than when you'd just walk by and have a quick look.

]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/the-evilution-of-communication#comment-37995 Torley Sun, 09 Dec 2007 14:51:35 +0000 http://torley.com/the-evilution-of-communication#comment-37995 @Daed: I've been experimenting more with audio lately as ya know from my 1st podcast. I'm looking for a good, free podcast transcription service too. Sounds like what you're doing might be akin to me narrating with a Ken Burns effect, but what's important here is since sound is linearly temporal, those cues in my recording prompted you to look at various aspects of the art — very intriguing. @Daed: I've been experimenting more with audio lately as ya know from my 1st podcast. I'm looking for a good, free podcast transcription service too. Sounds like what you're doing might be akin to me narrating with a Ken Burns effect, but what's important here is since sound is linearly temporal, those cues in my recording prompted you to look at various aspects of the art — very intriguing.

]]> By: Daedalus Young http://torley.com/the-evilution-of-communication#comment-37888 Daedalus Young Mon, 03 Dec 2007 00:56:07 +0000 http://torley.com/the-evilution-of-communication#comment-37888 That's a fun way to explain your work! Of course you can just write it down, but I found it -as viewer/listener- much better to understand it while listening and looking at the image. I immediately go looking for the grain and layers and mouth highlighting as you talk about it, rather than read half a sentance, look at the pic, read another half, look at the pic again, then read the next half sentance (oh where was I - read the first sentance again - ah yes) and so on. That's a fun way to explain your work! Of course you can just write it down, but I found it -as viewer/listener- much better to understand it while listening and looking at the image. I immediately go looking for the grain and layers and mouth highlighting as you talk about it, rather than read half a sentance, look at the pic, read another half, look at the pic again, then read the next half sentance (oh where was I - read the first sentance again - ah yes) and so on.

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