The Living Venue Project

01/05/2020

Thanks for supporting Saturn over the last five years everyone!

20/10/2018

The Living Venue Audio Project is a multi-sensory reactive sound medium where various devices installed in the venue (stimulated by sound, light, motion, weather, water flow, street activity, etc.) trigger random ambient sounds, in order to make a sort of symphony of sonic activity. Think Brian Eno’s “Music for Airports” if the airports were actually the ones making the music. The project has been put together with Brian Teasley, sound engineer Daniel Farris, and the Austin, Texas band The Octopus Project. Our goal is to eventually record sections of these random sound symphonies and become the first music venue to put out its own record. Check out what auditory reactions the club is making anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thank you for participating.

Saturn Birmingham

06/04/2016

Check out this utterly insane instrument, which Bjork uses, The Reactable, that will be at Saturn tonight for Vintage Video Game Night!

Get Reactable for your mobile devices: iOS http://bit.ly/1wscOzf Android http://bit.ly/RFZjLN More info about Reactable Mobile: http://bit.ly/TX2FMs

30/07/2015

28/07/2015

Dir. Terri Timley / USA / 2009 More madness at http://www.territimely.com Suspend your disbelief in this alternate universe of food inspired sound creations ...

23/07/2015

This is a demonstration of the Wasp Synthesizer I sold on eBay. The auction ran from Sep. 24 to Oct. 4, 2008. I originally had a link to the auction item her...

19/07/2015

One of our inspirations:

This is "David Byrne demonstrates Playing the Building" by Voice Media Group on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

05/07/2015

A quick look at the Atari Video Music, the first music visualizer.

27/06/2015

Living Venue sensor #2

The Living Venue Audio Project is a multi-sensory reactive sound medium where various devices installed in the venue (stimulated by sound, light, motion, weather, water flow, street activity, etc.) trigger random ambient sounds, in order to make a sort of symphony of sonic activity. Think Brian Eno’s “Music for Airports” if the airports were actually the ones making the music. The project has been put together with Brian Teasley, sound engineer Daniel Farris, and the Austin, Texas band The Octopus Project. Our goal is to eventually record sections of these random sound symphonies and become the first music venue to put out its own record. Check out what auditory reactions the club is making anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thank you for participating.

http://www.saturnbirmingham.com/livingvenueproject

— at Saturn Birmingham.

19/06/2015

Check out the Living Venue of the Saturn website if you get a chance!

The Living Venue Audio Project is a multi-sensory reactive sound medium where various devices installed in the venue (stimulated by sound, light, motion, weather, water flow, street activity, etc.) trigger random ambient sounds, in order to make a sort of symphony of sonic activity. Think Brian Eno’s “Music for Airports” if the airports were actually the ones making the music. The project has been put together with Brian Tealsey, sound engineer Daniel Farris, and the Austin, Texas band The Octopus Project. Our goal is to eventually record sections of these random sound symphonies and become the first music venue to put out its own record. Check out what auditory reactions the club is making anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thank you for participating.

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17/06/2015

Living Venue Sensor #1:

15/06/2015

http://www.saturnbirmingham.com/livingvenueproject

The Living Venue Audio Project is a multi-sensory reactive sound medium where various devices installed in the venue (stimulated by sound, light, motion, weather, water flow, street activity, etc.) trigger random ambient sounds, in order to make a sort of symphony of sonic activity. Think Brian Eno’…