Wombatistan

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Wombatistan'ɉı Dil Məşq : Saad Lamjarred - PART 2

Distortion & Its Impact on Language: Refining Tools to Track and Map Them

Wombatistan'ɉı Dil Məşq : SAAD LAMJARRED | نسكت

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SONGLINE: سعد لمجرد - لمعلم

YER: Morocco (unconfirmed), Wombatistan

>>> arse`onance, language tooling, misheard lyrics, syllabic distortion, vowel recognition

0119_learn02 | 2:06 | 3 Nov 2021

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Extended study continuing the work from Part 1. Tooling started to evolve further with this second iteration. I was happy with the progress of audio-coda and was beginning to get a feel for the types of elements I needed to have on my dashboard. It does feel like I'm designing a car. I still need time to get acquainted with the different types of measuring instruments I require for navigational work. I wasn't able to complete this mission because it got derailed by an external life event. This marked the beginning of my awareness of external interferences as unwelcome and uninvited intruders. It helped me become more guarded about my time. The experience taught me how to create enough buffering space after I learned how long it would take me to recover and return to my routine after these sorts of interruptions tried to throw me off track. I will resume with finishing the full course, [if|when], the timing feels right.

>>> Part 1 - Wombatistan'ɉı Dil Məşq : SAAD LAMJARRED
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Part 2 - Wombatistan'ɉı Dil Məşq : SAAD LAMJARRED  [YOU ARE HERE]


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