In my continuing explorations of word and sound, I saw that my friend, Ron, had used a site called Specterr to create a visualization for a Daily Create in DS106. I decided to check it out and then realized I could further remix the audio of my Sixth Bird in Flight poem from last week […]
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WriteOut Cadences: Remixing The Sounds of the Rainforest
With the themes of ‘Palettes, Storyboard and Cadences’ for Write Out still resonating with me, I found an interesting high-definition audio file of the Hoh Rainforest in Olympia National Park and I decided to do a remix, adding a musical composition which I created, inspired by the sounds of the rain forest. I worked to […]
Dance Remixing a Collaborative Audio Poem
(Wendy used Google Docs to track when words were written, and where, for the poem. I did a slight remix on the image she shared, giving lateral movement to the tracking lines.) When the audio quilt of our DS106 Collaborative Poem was released, Wendy and Sarah suggested that people consider a remix of the file. […]
Slice of Life/Day in a Sentence: Poem Remix Tricks
(The Slice of Life Challenge in March is hosted by Two Writing Teachers as way to encourage teachers-as-writers. You can join in, if you want. There is also a monthly call for Slices on Tuesdays. You can write then, too) A connected friend’s response inspires me, so I take it further, sprinkling in some photographic tricks to […]
MadLib-ification Remix-ification of Poet-ification
This is a response to Terry’s post about Madlib-ification. I decided to respond quite literally … creating an interactive Mad Lib (via Mad Takes), based on the poem he riffed off, which I riffed off … with apologies to James Wright … go on and play it .. make a remix poem … Peace (fill […]
Remix Poem with a Remix Message
My friend, Bryan, asked at his blog about views on remix. Bryan fuses remix into his Remixer Machine site, which is fun to use (and something I support via Patron). The poem above came after thinking about how to respond to him. I guess maybe it resonated with folks, since it has nearly 8,000 views […]
Even More Reasons for Remix
I want to thank Sheri for remixing my video about remix that I shared out this week. Her visual interpretation of the video is wonderful, and useful, capturing my points from another angle. Even more, her exploration of remix at her blog is a valuable insight into what we are talking about when we talk […]
An Experiment of Sorts: Some Reasons for Remix
I am trying out Powtoon for Education as a way to enrich a unit on expository/informational writing with my students … and I thought I might as well explore the reasons why one might remix as I explored the site … Peace (nearly remixable), Kevin
Video Poem Remix: Four Seeds Seeking Roots
Terry wrote the other day of seed catalogues, crafting a fine poem and offering an invitation to write with him in three stems — in the comments, in an etherpad, and in the margins. I took him up on all three and then later added a fourth: Mastodon. He added another branch, remixing my four […]
Remixo Reverso
flower center macro flickr photo by Rob Weiher shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC) license I took a video haiku by Terry — he calls ’em vaikus — and worked a little reverso magic on it for a remix. First, his (made in Lumen5): http://impedagogy.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/lumen5-video-5.mp4 and then my remix: I remixed Terry’s vaiku in iMovie, […]