Darius Kedros

https://soundcloud.com/darius-kedros/the-swan-le-carnaval-des-animaux-camille-saint-saens

https://soundcloud.com/darius-kedros/sonate-for-violin-and-piano-in-a-major-for-cello-c-franck

https://soundcloud.com/darius-kedros/othello

Windpump recording session.

This is how i got my field recording gear into one zeppelin. 2x DPA 4060′s and a Rode NTG3. The DPA’s (omni mic’s) are as far apart as possible within the zeppelin, and i love the recordings i’ve been getting. Really natural, wide stereo. But if i want to flip over to a mono shotgun recording it’s a really quick changeover process - no more pulling the whole thing apart to insert the Sanken CSS-5 stereo shotgun. The Sanken does sound great, but has absolutely no low end, whereas these DPA’s sound full.

https://soundcloud.com/darius-kedros/biomechatronic

https://soundcloud.com/darius-kedros/dystopia

81 tracks. That’s a pretty high track count for a song methinks.

podcast available now of the Radio National performance & interview for Soundproof

To be broadcast Friday 22nd May 2015 9.05pm (GMT +10 / Australian Eastern Standard Time), and will then be available to stream/download.

On 7th May 2015 we will be recording at the ABC studio’s in Melbourne in front of an audience for Radio National’s Soundproof program. Tickets available now.

A couple of snaps of the Kathy Holowko Batmania installation in the Atrium of Federation Square, Melbourne. It’s open until the 28th April 2015. Bats by Kathy, sounds by Darius Kedros (plays for 15 mins at 7am, 8am, 9am, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm each day)

Tonight i will mainly be being serenaded by a recently restored EMS Synthi 100. Known for it’s use by Stockhausen, Meat Beat Manifesto, and Doctor Who.

Finished the audio installation in the atrium of Federation Square, Melbourne today. Kathy Holowko's 200+ bat sculptures will be installed over the next few days ready for the opening on 1st April 2015. Visitors will be treated to a recreation of the Yarra Bend Park flying fox colony made from 5x mono shotgun mic recordings (Rode NTG3), each recording sent to it's own speaker spaced around the atrium, resulting in a pseudo-surround type listening experience. Visitors will also hear bats 'flying' around the atrium using surround mapping that I've made using Logic Pro 9. To represent their daily routine the colony sounds are juxtaposed with recordings I made rather fittingly on Halloween when bats congregate in the Eucalyptus tree in my neighbours garden to dine on their native food source of gum nectar. The 15 minute audio part of the installation will play at 7am 8am & 9am, & 7pm 8pm & 9pm daily from 1st April to 30th April. The bat sculptures can be viewed 24 hours a day.