mast-r.org : soundbanks : bank 02

about the soundbank 02 :
All of those sounds were collected on the web as an attempt to select voices of digital medias major personalities. Each sampled voice comes both with a link to its source and to a meaningful online reference. Some of them have a link to a personal PDF documentation.
To save a file: PC users can right-click and Mac users can click-and-hold on the Download link.

Download here the complete bank 02 in mp3 format.


	Marcel Duchamp. Artist and visionary. Duration: 00'36. Extract from: "The creative act" lecture in Houston, April 1957.

About Marcel Duchamp (PDF - 1 Mo).


	Walter Gropius. Architect and founder of Bauhaus. Duration: 00'14. Extract from: BBC Four interview by George Baird, January 6, 1968.


	Konrad Zuse. Engineer and computer pioneer. Duration: 00'36. Extract from: Computer Museum History Lecture, March 4, 1981.


	Vannevar Bush. Engineer, inspired the hypertext technology. Duration: 00'16. Extract from: MIT Memex Animation by Dynamic Diagrams.

As we may think. (PDF - 50 Ko).


	Marshall Mac Luhan. Media theorist. Duration: 00'43. Extract from: Speaking Freely with M. McLuhan by E. Newman, january 4, 1971.


	Robert Moog. Pioneer of electronic music, inventor of the Moog synthesizer. Duration: 00'06. Extract from: American Routes interview by Nick Spitzer, April 17, 2002.


	Benoît Mandelbrot. Mathematician and leading proponent of fractal geometry. Duration: 00'06. Extract from: France-Culture interview, June 18, 2005.

Benoit B. Mandelbrot's site at Yale University.


	Douglas Engelbart. Inventor of the computer mouse (a.o). Duration: 00'07. Extract from: NLS Demo at Computer Conference, San Francisco, December 9, 1968.


	Vinton Cerf. "Father of the Internet", TCP/IP protocol co-inventor. Duration: 00'18. Extract from: IT Conversations, Augustus 8, 2005.


	John "Captain Crunch" Draper. Phone phreaker and hacking pioneer. Duration: 00'04. Extract from: PC Chat Computer Show, January 3, 2003.


	Steve Wozniak. Apple co-founder. Duration: 00'14. Extract from: IT Conversations (part 2), October 1, 2004.

About Steve Wozniak (PDF - 1 Mo).


	Mark Bernay. Phamous Phone Phreak. Duration: 01'57. Extract from: Des Moines-Washington phone trip, 1968.

Mark Bernay's phone trips site.


	Tim Berners-Lee. Creator of the world wide web. Duration: 00'27. Extract from: Geek of the Week, October 27, 1993.

Tim Berners-Lee's page on W3.


	William Gibson. Author, cyperpunk. Duration: 00'03. Extract from: Tech Nation by Moira Gunn on IT Conversations, February 10, 2004.	Download zone


	Richard Stallman. Founder of GNU Project and Free Software Foundation. Duration: 00'07. Extract from: "The dangers of software patents", South Wales University, Australia.


	Mark Napier. Software and new media artist. Duration: 00'07. Extract from: Digital Village Audio Archive, interviewed both with about Alex Galloway.

Marc Napier's Potatoland.


	David Rokeby. Sound and video installation artist. Duration: 00'43. Extract from: iMAL interview by Xavier Esse, December 14, 2003.

David Rokeby's site.


	Kevin Mitnick. Notorious hacker. Duration: 00'44. Extract from: The Broken (Video Release 03), no date.


	eTOY. Activist and conceptual art group. Duration: 00'30. Extract from: Off The Hook broadcast - Digital Hijack record, July 23, 1996.

etoy.CORPORATION