Franklyn Monk Dronecast #35
Tag: dronecast
Raumo: z₀
TITLE: Raumo: z₀
DESCR: z₀ may refer to:
- Characteristic impedance, a ratio used in electronics
- Impedance of free space, a physical constant
- Z boson, an elementary particle that mediates the weak force
- a rare rail transport modelling scale
- Roughness length, a factor used in wind speed calculations
- z₀ sex-determination system in biology
ALBUM: Dronescapes
TRACK: 32
GENRE: Dronescape
YEAR: 2022
PUB: Quasigentsia
TAGS: Z boson, 32, weak force, monk, momentum, podcast, ffmpeg, energy, experimental, reaper, roughness length, ambient, imovie, drone, shotcut, spin, os x, dronecast, visualization, franklyn monk, impedance, music, boson, waves, z₀
URL: Persistent
MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | SoundCloud | YouTube
IMAGES: Frame Grabs
LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
WIP: Denton
I’ve had a productive weekend. I’m feeling pretty good about it, but my latest project is taking longer than I’d hoped. It’s pretty ambitious. It’s epic. It’s about my time here in Denton. It’s about you. It’s about insecurity and the fear of hope. It’s about secluded evenings, and sneaking a secluded evening, every once in a while, with someone that makes you happy. It’s about long days becoming long nights and the Harvest Moon. It’s about loosing and winning and freaking out, that is to say, it’s about love.
Or panic.
Who doesn’t panic in the face of love?
Those that ain’t been hurt.
It’s about hurt and hope and rebirth and love and panic.
Here in Denton.
My most ambitious piece.
It’s gonna take a while.
Video Collection
I put together a Dronecast video compilation, featuring a simple vid for each episode. Took a week to make, three days to upload, and six days for the servers to crunch. Aargh, it was pretty torturous.
It was made using freely available software on a dinky laptop. I’m happy with it.
UPDATE: I just made a YouTube playlist for those that have trouble either the Internet Archive player.
Outtakes
Franklyn Monk Dronecast 28: Outtakes.
Just some scraps I had laying around. I record as I write and delete everything up to the final recording—to save disk space, and because there’s always too much to review.
Recordings get scattered all over the place, and I’ll loose track of them, and sometimes stumble over them again. Instead of deleting them this time, I decided to give you a behind the scenes look at my writing process. Continue reading Outtakes