TRANSMIT RECEIVE PROCESS - NORTHLAND
Our process is responding to interconnection.
As the sun transmits light, a cameras sensors receives light and transforms the light into an image. We too in our process receive and transmit with each other, spaces, live sounds, recordings and in editing suite.Ā
Originally we, sound designer Adam Hunt(AH) and saxophonist Max Milne(MM), travelled to NorthlandsĀ to record MM responding to the man made landscape with AH recording and reacting to the space with all its man made mass. Cement that cuddles you on top and all around. Ā
That evolved to include two saxophonists, MM and Claudio Tocco, and two sound recordists, AH and Ryan Granger,Ā interplaying with their instruments, microphones and mass cement of Northlands. Ā That made way to a open expanse of green roving hills and Darebin creek running parallel to the building.
We brought people to react to each other. To find an interest in a space that can remain un-noticed. Lifting the dripping dregs of Northalands shopping centre to ooze and slip down a silken audio spatialisation pedestal. Ā All through trasmiting and receiving.Ā
Transmit
c.1400, from L.Ā transmittereĀ "send across, transfer, pass on," fromĀ trans-Ā "across" (seeĀ trans-) +Ā mittereĀ "to send" (seeĀ mission). Related:Ā Transmitted;Ā transmitting.
Receive
c.1300, from O.N.Fr.Ā receivreĀ (O.Fr.Ā recoivre), from L.Ā recipereĀ "regain, take back," fromĀ re-Ā "back"Ā











