Trembling - Symphony 2.0

Trembling - Symphony 2.0 from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.

Title: Trembling - Symphony 2.0
Form : Sound Installation
Artist : CHANG Yung-Ta
Year: 2009

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We live in a world that everything has its standard, guide or rule. We're asked to be make things as perfect as possible. But we're not a machine, we'll make mistakes. Like symphony, the performer doing their best to perform perfectly, people can't tolerate the mistake or failure. I force it to make some involuntary mistakes and make it sounds very funny. "Trembling - Symphony 2.0" represent the contradiction between human, machine, technology and the authority.


"Trembling - Symphony 2.0" is a sound installation that develop from "Trembling - Symphony 1.0". The 2.0 version allows user to control each device via touch screen, just like a orchestra director. This work contains 3 customized cassette tape devices. The magnetic head can vibrate with a special customized machinery. By sending sine-wave to the copper coil, the magnetic head will vibrate. The amplitude depend on the frequency, more higher, more faster. User can change such as amplitude, strength or they can choose the auto-play mode that controlled by computer program automatically.
























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Trembling

Trembling from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.

Title: Trembling
Form : Sound Installation
Artist : CHANG, Yung-Ta
Year: 2009

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"Trembling" is a sound installation. 8 people make the self-intro. in Japanese. The content of the intro. play from the 8 customized cassette devices. The computer program generate the different frequency of sine-wave, then output the sine-wave to the customized hard disk's head to generate the vibration and the error sound randomly. The random errors just like when we're facing the strange culture or language that would be happened.

tranSonic 2009 - dat. (CHANG, YUNG-TA)

TranSonic 2009 - dat. (CHANG, YUNG-TA) from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.

Title: TranSonic 2009
Form: Audio-Visual Live Performance
Author: CHANG, Yung-Ta
Duration: 7:42
Year: 2009

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This is a highlight version of my work @ TranSonic 2009, Taipei.

Artist: CHANG, YUNG-TA a.k.a dat.

"TranSonic Sound Art Festival" is the most experimental and creative sound art performance in Taiwan. This year, the theme of the festival is "Sound, Vision and Space". By projecting video images to deconstructed spaces, artists rebuild the relationship between visualization and space dimensions, trying to bring new experience in listening and imagination.

In addition to audio-visual performances, TranSonic 2009 also presents plenty of eye-opening trans-media performances, including hand-made instruments, body sensors, air compressor sound installations and electric light installations.

Y Phenomenon@LackingSoundFestival 19(Highlight Version)

Lacking Sound Festival 19 - Live Performance. (Highlight) from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.

Title : Y Phenomenon@LackingSoundFestival 19(Highlight Version)
Form: Audio-Visual
Author: CHANG, Yung-Ta
Duration: 6:19
Year: 2009

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The work Y Phenomenon is a collection of several sound samples collected during the stay in Yamuguchi. They include the sounds of the paper shredder, environmental sounds, and traffic noises and so on. They are treated digitally to eliminate any connection with or hint of the original sounds. The post-treatment sounds are then reconstructed to form a virtual Audio-Visual space. This series consists of eight sections.

Y Phenomenon @ Lacking Sound Festival 19

Lacking Sound Festival 19 - Live Performance. (Full Version) from Chang,Yung-Ta on Vimeo.


Title : Y Phenomenon@LackingSoundFestival 19(Full Version)
Form: Audio-Visual
Author: CHANG, Yung-Ta
Duration: 15:50
Year: 2009

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The work Y Phenomenon is a collection of several sound samples collected during the stay in Yamuguchi. They include the sounds of the paper shredder, environmental sounds, and traffic noises and so on. They are treated digitally to eliminate any connection with or hint of the original sounds. The post-treatment sounds are then reconstructed to form a virtual Audio-Visual space. This series consists of eight sections.