LiveSHOUT (iPhone and Android versions): an interactive audio streaming mobile app, designed to facilitate multiple streaming points, developed in collaboration with Locus Sonus at the École Superior d’Art d’Aix, France

Franziska Schroeder; Pedro Rebelo

LiveSHOUT (iPhone and Android versions): an interactive audio streaming mobile app, designed to facilitate multiple streaming points, developed in collaboration with Locus Sonus at the École Superior d’Art d’Aix, France

Franziska Schroeder (Producer), Pedro Rebelo (Producer)

Research output: Non-textual form › Composition

Abstract

List of Features :
– High quality mono or stereo one-way stream
– Ogg encoding
– Based on Icecast streaming server technology
– Single or simultaneous multiple user broadcast architecture
– Streams accessible though embedded web player, pure data or VLC
– Works with wifi or 3G networks
– Compatible built in or external iPhone microphones for high quality audio capturing
– Panoramic audio mixing mode (up to three streams)
– Twitter integration
– Runs in the background (this will significantly reduce battery life)

Original language	English
Publisher	Apple iTunes
Media of output	Online
Size	app
Publication status	Published - 21 Oct 2017

Bibliographical note

liveSHOUT was designed at the Sonic Arts Research Centre in partnership with Locus Sonus and was made possible through an Arts and Humanities Research Council Follow on Impact grant led by Dr Franziska Schroeder and Professor Pedro Rebelo at Queen’s University Belfast.

Keywords

app
distributed listening
iOS

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https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/liveshout/id469761290?mt=8Licence: Unspecified
http://www.socasites.qub.ac.uk/distributedlistening

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Distributed Listening – socially engaged art
Franziska Schroeder (Participant) & Pedro Rebelo (Participant)
Impact: Cultural Impact, Quality of Life Impact, Societial Impact
Performance Without Boundaries - a Global Stage
Franziska Schroeder (Participant) & Pedro Rebelo (Participant)
Impact: Societial Impact, Cultural Impact

4 Invited or keynote talk at national or international conference
1 Hosting of external, non-academic visitor

Distributed Listening - Network Music and Tools which make us think  
Franziska Schroeder (Invited speaker)
03 Dec 2020
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at national or international conference
Re-thinking performance practice through distributed listening and immersive environments - Keynote Talk, Brazil
Franziska Schroeder (Invited speaker)
19 Nov 2020
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at national or international conference
Panel Provocation by Franziska Schroeder - technologies organising us as human beings
Franziska Schroeder (Invited speaker)
26 Oct 2020
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited or keynote talk at national or international conference

3 Other
2 Composition
1 Other contribution

Absurdity: A distributed performance using LiveSHOUT with members from the Female Laptop Orchestra (FLO). ----- Documentation: https://www.federicovisi.com/physically-distant-2-more-online-talks-on-telematic-performance ----- FLO Page: https://femalelaptoporchestra.wordpress.com/2020/07/28/flo-at -----
Schroeder, F. & Meireles, M., 28 Jul 2020
Research output: Non-textual form › Composition

Open Access
File
Distributed Listening: Artists as Citizens – Citizens as Artists: A hands-on workshop using a newly developed listening app (funded by the AHRC Follow-on Impact fund)
Schroeder, F. & Rebelo, P., 20 Feb 2018.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Other contribution to conference › peer-review
Transmusicking II: Performance using a new VR instrument designed by myself. Performing in collaboration with the Female Laptop Orchestra. Using EXA VR with pre-recorded saxophone samples inside VR and the appp "LiveSHOUT" (AHRC funded app)
Schroeder, F., 21 Nov 2018
Research output: Non-textual form › Composition

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Schroeder, F. (Producer), & Rebelo, P. (Producer). (2017). LiveSHOUT (iPhone and Android versions): an interactive audio streaming mobile app, designed to facilitate multiple streaming points, developed in collaboration with Locus Sonus at the École Superior d’Art d’Aix, France. Composition, Apple iTunes. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/liveshout/id469761290?mt=8

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LiveSHOUT (iPhone and Android versions): an interactive audio streaming mobile app, designed to facilitate multiple streaming points, developed in collaboration with Locus Sonus at the École Superior d’Art d’Aix, France

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