October 5, 2009
G20 LRAD (Long-Range Acoustic Device) Tone
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The sound made by the Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) or sonic canon fired by police during the G20 protests in Pittsburgh on September 24, 2009. I dropped the audio level a bit, took one “firing” of the device from the original audio Carl Cimini shared with Locally Toned, and looped it together to make this short and piercing tone.
Artist: Carl Cimini/T. Foley
Recorded: September 24, 2009
Tags: G20 LRAD (Long-Range Acoustic Device) Tone, LRAD Ringtone, LRAD, G20 Protest Tone, Carl Cimini
Recorded: September 24, 2009
Tags: G20 LRAD (Long-Range Acoustic Device) Tone, LRAD Ringtone, LRAD, G20 Protest Tone, Carl Cimini
Source: Curated
Address: Butler St & 36th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201, USA
Neighborhood: Lower Lawrenceville
Address: Butler St & 36th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201, USA
Neighborhood: Lower Lawrenceville
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Locally Toned is artist T. Foley's public art/original ringtone creation project. A not-for-profit venture, it involves Pittsburghers in the creation of original ringtones, and then provides free distribution via the Web and Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS). This art project utilizes the airspace as public property for purposes of sonic transmission--the work “performs itself” when Locally Toned participants receive calls on their cell phones. The goals of the project are technological empowerment, community service and the substitution of a system of shared creativity for one of commerce (the distribution of music industry ringtones). The project was realized and supported within deeplocal’s Old and New Media Residency program (with additional support from co-host Encyclopedia Destructica).
