Tracklist
A1 INTRO # How Does Twitter Sound? 0:14
A2 @Paul Virilio Creating An Audio Stream Of The ]Complete[ Twitter Data Flow. Let's Start With A Simple Calculation Of Volume: 1:40
A3 # Audio (CD Quality) 44.100 Khz X 16 Bit X 2 Channels = 1.411.200 Bits (Per Second)! 1:40
A4 @Paul Virilio Having Compared Most Reliable Statistics On The Number Of Tweets Per Day 1:40
A5 It Is Reasonable To Assume That Twitter Produces An Average Of 2600 Individual Tweets Per Second. 1:40
A6 The Estimated Average Length Is 70 Characters At 8 Bit Rate That Is 2600 X 70 X 8 = 1.456.000 Bits Per Second! 1:40
A7 @Paul Virilio IN SHORT: TWITTER CURRENTLY PRODUCES ABOUT THE Same AMOUNT OF DATA PER SECOND (1.456.000 bps) AS A CD PROVIDES PER SECOND 1:40
B1 According To Isaac Hepworth, Product Partnership @ Twitter " In A Sample Of A Million Tweets Sent From twitter.com On 3 January 2012, The Mean Length Was 67.9 Characters." 1:40
B2 For A Matter Of Simplification, Let's Fix 70 Characters As Tweet's Average Length [As In Side A] 1:40
B3 70 Micron Is Also About The Size Of Grooves Containing Audio Information On Vinyl, Not To Mention 70 Decibel Which Roughly Indicates Wax Dynamics! 1:40
B4 Finally, About 70 Rounds Of A 45 RPM 12" Like This Are Necessary To Complete Each Audio-Tweet Of 1 Minute 40 Seconds Length 1:40
B5 [It's True On "Tweet It!" There Are Also INTRO And OUTRO Which Only Last 14 Seconds And Are Not 140(0) BPM) 1:40
B6 @ Paul Virilio This Record Is An Audio Transposition Of Twitter Informational Stream, Whose Dromology Appears To Be Numerically Connected (140, 70, 14, Etc.) To CD And Vinyl Format. 1:40
B7 OUTRO #How Does Twitter Sound? 0:14