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Created by Stephanie Loveless and Brady Marks for the 2008 Vancouver New Music festival, the DIY Soundwalk website is designed to incite sonic explorations wherever a person happens to be, and at whatever time.
Interested parties are led to a webpage where they receive a soundwalk generated — in the moment of their clicking — from a number of carefully composed parameters.
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Hosted by: Stephanie Loveless and Brady Marks
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