Ethics of Field Recording
Raphael Kariuki
June 28, 2022
Part 1: Our 3 Guidelines Since kicking off our new/ongoing project Sound Pressure Levels, which
KARIBU. This is an open-access archive of the sounds of Nairobi. It employs sound as a material that can be archived, researched and explored as a source of information that can narrate the story of the city, now and in the future. It is intended as a resource for artists, researchers, recordists… anyone interested in sound.
Check out our new project Sound Pressure Levels. It is a field recording project documenting the political atmosphere in Kenya ahead of the August 2022 election.
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What is Unnecessary Noise?
Kamwangi Njue
December 21, 2021
The editing process determines what goes to the public archive… What is a good quality recording?
Hearing a Voice by Franziska Windisch
Sophia Bauer
November 6, 2021
For me the voice is a conundrum. It is intrinsically individual but also meant to be public….
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