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Tristan Perich: Tone Patterns Study #2 (2018)

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The work Tone Patterns Study #2 is an addition to Perich’s project Noise Patterns, in which he is researching the shaping and stressing of digital sound. In Tone Patterns, cascading harmonies of 1-bit tones create dense binary interference patterns, generated by Perich’s custom-built audio hardware. In response to the abstract, rhythmic textures of his recent Noise Patterns, Tone Patterns now extends this approach to his original musical language: pitch. His first new electronic project to explore tone and harmony since 1-Bit Symphony (2009), Tone Patterns is a new solo presentation of Perich’s intuitive musical processes.

Tristan Perich is a composer and visual artist inspired by the aesthetic simplicity of math, physics and code. 1-Bit Music, his 2004 release, was the first album ever to be released as a microchip, programmed to synthesize his electronic composition live. His work is exhibited, performed and lectured all over the world, at Sonár festival and Ars Electronica in Linz, among others.

 

 

Tristan Perich webpage

*The work Tone Patterns Study #2 was commissioned by Sonica festival 2018, where the work was also shown for the first time.

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