This post concerns an experimental internal-BBC-only project designed to allow users to collectively describe, segment and annotate audio in a Wikipedia-style fashion. It was developed by the BBC Radio & Music Interactive R&D team – for this project consisting of myself, Tristan Ferne, Chris Bowley, Helen Crowe, Paul Clifford and Bronwyn Van Der Merwe. Although the project is a BBC project, all the speculation and theorising around the edges is my own and does not necessarily represent the opinion of my department or the BBC in general.
Freesound
Freesound: collaborative database of creative-commons licensed sound for musicians and sound lovers. Have you freed your sound today?
Audiovisual Identity Database - The Motion Graphics Museum
Explore Audiovisual Branding Explore Informational Bumpers Explore Technical Ephemera
On open-science research labs on discord, and getting more people.
Note that the audio doesn't follow the post verbatim;it's still essentially the same content though. (audio version below) …
VoxPort (@voxport.bsky.social)
-Working on VoxPort: ATProtocol–driven platform where podcasters truly own their voices. -Building for independence, discovery, and community. -If you’re a podcaster, dev, or just curious about open media - let’s connect.
SPEC.md at main · center.for.cybernetic.beauty/atmosynth-patch-spec
Specifications on how to store web audio graphs for music production in ATproto lexicons
Oh no, Google is turning everything into a podcast
A shared lexicon for *video notes*? Looking for input before I build
I’m considering tobuild an app for recording short screen videos and sharing them as video notes. Basically Loom for AT. I’d love your input on the lexicon shape before I settle it. The use case You record your screen (a window, a region or the whole display) with your voice and an optional webcam bubble, and share it as a quick explanation, similar to post-it notes or voice memos. I see two main user groups: people working together who might send each other video notes (a bug walkthrough, de...
Not Like Us works with literally everything
EuterPen: Unleashing Creative Expression in Music Score Writing
BBC World Service - The Explanation, The Media Show: Meet the 'meat proxies'
The humans who’ve become mouthpieces for text written by AI
We've got interactive sub-titles and transcripts for all of the @atmosphereconf.org talks thanks to Mark Boas @maboa.bsky.social contributions to the website. Here's the write up of his work using Hyperaudio
AtmosphereConf Interactive Transcripts using Hyperaudio by Mark Boas
blog.atmosphere.communityThat's all the talks transcribed and live for atmosphereconf.org/talks/ Was super happy to try out the latest Hyperaudio Lite lib and some new batch techniques for correcting Thanks to all who helped out! @bmann.ca @blaine.bsky.social @iame.li @essentialrandom.bsky.social et al. It's been fun :)
ATmosphereConf 2026
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