Audio Garden
A listening and recording space for venues, festivals, and public spaces. A place for people to listen to recordings from an archive and express themselves through their own contributions, all with the purpose of creating a living sonic portrait for an event.
Living sound archives for events and festivals
How it Works
Scan, open a link, or step into the Garden
Join
Scan a QR, open a link, or step into the Garden itself.
QR, link, or the Garden itself — every path grows the same shared sonic archive.
Collections
For organisations, projects, and communities — a way to gather and manage related recordings.
Event collections are shared sound maps. Scanning a QR code in the garden or elsewhere in the event space opens the mobile or web app. Either browse existing recordings in the collection or tap Contribute to contribute your own recording.
Curate
Tag and browse related posts in one place. Create public collections, add to existing ones, or run managed collections with optional control over contributors, locations, and content.
Pin on the map
Pin a collection to multiple locations so the same body of work shows up where it matters — while each recording still lives at its own pin.
Gather
Built for exhibitions, group listening, walks, and local projects where shared listening helps communities feel connected.
Output
Sound archive of memories from the event
A curated sonic portrait created from archived recordings
Continued engagement long after the event finishes
On the map
Recordings from the garden sit on the wider AudioSpaces map.