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==Procedural Cut: Algorithmic Micro-editing==

Micro-editing is a technique to explore and emphasize elements in either the visual or the auditory track of media footage. This technique is used in different contexts from media art, experimental filmmaking to music clips and advertising.

Micro-editing is a technique where tiny fragments of media is rearranged to form a new work. In a musical context [[wikipedia:Microhouse|microhouse]] is a subgenre of house which employs to explore and emphasize elements in either the visual or the auditory track of media footage. This technique is used in different contexts from media art, experimental filmmaking to music clips and advertising.

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	Micro-editing is a technique to explore and emphasize elements in either the visual or the auditory track of media footage. This technique is used in different contexts from media art, experimental filmmaking to music clips and advertising.		Micro-editing is a technique where tiny fragments of media is rearranged to form a new work. In a musical context [[wikipedia:Microhouse\|microhouse]] is a subgenre of house which employs to explore and emphasize elements in either the visual or the auditory track of media footage. This technique is used in different contexts from media art, experimental filmmaking to music clips and advertising.