Sounds interesting. Please let me know if I can help.

Thanks,
Chris

For example: we find a new net art project which allows you to upload two audio clips and then creates an audio mashup accompanied by a speech-to-text Flash display. Great - what audio to upload? There are so many interesting choices, but one of them might be a WRT article - perhaps even the WRT article about the project - recurselicious! Further, if the artwork accepted a podcast / Talkr feed as input, and incorporate the audio files dynamically, then we could use the discussion thread commenting on the artwork to dynamically change the contents - something like having a discussion about Warren Sack’s agonistics while watching the display.

Podcasting is more ‘rip’ and ‘burn’ than ‘mix’ right now - but lowering the text-to-audio barrier online creates many interesting possibilities for interactive mixing with art that accepts audio input.

Thanks for the link - I’ve updated the post above to include it as the second among equal options.

Thanks for the service, and good luck.

Thanks for the post on Talkr! The link that you included requires that your readers sign up for a free membership to Talkr before they can subscribe to a podcast of your blog. While I certainly don’t want to discourage anyone from doing that, there’s an easier way. If your readers have already installed a podcasting client, they can simply point that client to Talkr’s RSS feed for your blog: http://www.talkr.com/app/cast_pods.app?feed_id=1362

This feed includes all of the audio files, and is automatically updated every hour.

Thanks,
Chris