Sound, Becoming Space

May 26 • Leeds

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Sound, Becoming Space
Saturday 16 May
6pm–8pm

Tickets

Standard: £5 (per evening)
Concession: £3 (per evening) (Senior Citizen, Unemployed, Student, Disabled Person)
Free for carers

NOMADIK Pass (access to all events Wednesday–Saturday)
Standard: £15
Concession: £10 (Senior Citizen, Unemployed, Student, Disabled Person)
The NOMADIK Pass can be purchased on any evening event page.

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Foundations of Spatial Audio
Isa Ferri (Head of Sound, IKLECTIK)
6 pm

If you’re new to 3D sound, this specially designed programme is a wonderful opportunity to discover the basics of creating and producing immersive audio. It also offers a friendly introduction to working with multichannel sound systems.

Led by the Head of Sound at IKLECTIK, this introductory session explores the history and evolution of spatial sound through a talk and live demonstration, covering Ambisonics, loudspeaker environments and contemporary immersive listening practices.

About IKLECTIK

Founded in London in 2014, IKLECTIK has built an international reputation for presenting work that sits between music, performance, technology and research. We support artists working at the edges of form — where sound becomes spatial, performance fills the space, and audiences are invited into new ways of listening.

IKLECTIK is one of the few grassroots organisations in the UK developing work with multi-channel and three-dimensional audio systems, enabling artists to compose in space, not just in stereo.

Move sound through and around audiences.
Explore listening as a physical and emotional experience.
For us, sound is not background. It is architecture. It is the environment. It is something you step inside.

www.iklectik.org

Audience target/s
Everyone, newcomers to 3D sound, musicians, audiovisual artists, sound engineers and producers, and Asian communities

Address: Patrick Studios, East Street Arts, St Mary’s Lane, Mabgate, Leeds LS9 7EH
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Accessibility:
Patrick Studios is wheelchair accessible. If you have specific access requirements, please contact us at programme@esamail.org.uk

Book early—capacity is limited to ensure the best possible listening experience.

This programme is supported by the Arts Council England and Goldsmiths, University of London. Curated and produced by East Street Arts, IKLECTIK, and Platform Asia.

         

       

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