Fantasmagoria Maquínica : Mídia e memória no design sonoro dos jogos digitais

Luersen, Eduardo Harry

Fantasmagoria Maquínica : Mídia e memória no design sonoro dos jogos digitais

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Datum

2022

Titel in einer weiteren Sprache

Machine phantasmagoria : media and memory in computer game sound design

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Revista Eco-Pós ; 25 (2022), 1. - S. 223-248. - Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. - eISSN 2175-8689

Zusammenfassung

Throughout the historical development of new technologies, operational noises and unintentional sounds from each medium were absorbed as part of aesthetic repertoires. As electricity became a daily conductor of energy, the sound of electrical failures began to coexist with sounds of creaks and collisions of the mechanic milieu. In contemporary sound design, electric clacks and rumbling motors coexist with new noises provided by digital techniques and aesthetics. By observing the case of digital games, we propose to think such sonic phantasmagoria as a creative process that stems from the cultural memory of media, opposing the current understanding of audiovisual memory as an inventory to be filled.

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793 Spiel

Schlagwörter

Media ecologies; Audiovisual memory; Digital games; Sound design; Noise

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LUERSEN, Eduardo Harry, 2022. Fantasmagoria Maquínica : Mídia e memória no design sonoro dos jogos digitais. In: Revista Eco-Pós. Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. 25(1), pp. 223-248. eISSN 2175-8689. Available under: doi: 10.29146/ecops.v25i1.27819

BibTex

@article{Luersen2022-06-21Fanta-58522,
  year={2022},
  doi={10.29146/ecops.v25i1.27819},
  title={Fantasmagoria Maquínica : Mídia e memória no design sonoro dos jogos digitais},
  number={1},
  volume={25},
  journal={Revista Eco-Pós},
  pages={223--248},
  author={Luersen, Eduardo Harry}
}

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