Slide deck from ARI’s talk

The slides for the talk I gave at Acoustics Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences. The examples are given on this site. Celine Dion “Immortality” Beverley Craven “Love scenes” Orkiestra Antyczna (Ancient Orchestra) “Promoleth Helikona” The Android app “Ancient Acoustics” is available on Google Play Store here.

Hallelujah by Andrea Bocelli

Here is an example how the ancient theatre filter works on Hallelujah from album “Believe” by Andrea Bocelli. 1 minute of the original “Hallelujah” (for reference purposes) And this minute in the processed version. (as if heard in the ancient theatre)

Taylor Swift’s song

Here is an example of how the sound of Taylor Swift’s song “The Last Time” feat. Gary Lightbody would sound in the ancient theatre. Original (for reference) Processed (as if heard in the ancient theatre) I hope you like it. Piotr

Diana Krall’s song

Here is an example of how the sound of Diana Krall’s song “Frim Fram Sauce” would sound in the ancient theatre. Original (for reference) Processed (as if heard in the ancient theatre) Both piano and voice sound different. Go ahead and verify it for yourself. Piotr

Andrea Bocelli’s song

Here is an example how the ancient theatre filter works on Andrea Bocelli’s song. 1 minute of the original “Romanza” (for reference purposes) And this minute in the processed version. (as if heard in the ancient theatre)

Promoleth Helikona

Example of processing the 0:40 sec piece of Promoleth Helikona – one of Delphic hymns – whose melody was noted on the stone along the text. Original Processed with SKENE filter Processed with ORCHESTRA filter Performing: CHOREA / Orkiestra Antyczna (Ancient Orchestra) Link to their current page.

Spotify idea

I have an idea for promoting Ancient Acoustics in Spotify service. As Spotify offers transmission of compressed music it was crucial to verify that ancient theatre filter impact can be perceived in compressed material. It turns out that it does if only it is applied to CD quality music and Read more