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| + | * Nik Sawe's fMRI-to-music pieces. | ||
| + | - Projector with HDMI access | ||
| + | - Rehearsal and Tech prep - 20 minutes | ||
| + | - Like Micah, any computer that can be hooked up to the projector (will bring my own but backups are nice since I'm particularly vulnerable to Murphy's Law of Electronics) | ||
* Tim O'Brien's piece. (Title to be finalized soon.) | * Tim O'Brien's piece. (Title to be finalized soon.) | ||
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- Rehearsal and Tech prep about 2 hours or shorter | - Rehearsal and Tech prep about 2 hours or shorter | ||
| − | - Up to | + | - Up to around 6 players and sound cards |
- Disklavier | - Disklavier | ||
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| + | * Romain Michon (title to be finalized) | ||
| + | - 24 speakers (from my audio system through netjack) | ||
| + | - Projector (from Processing - VGA) | ||
| + | - Rehearsal and Tech prep = about 2 hr | ||
| + | - 2 players | ||
| + | - Small table for my laptop | ||
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| + | * Phonemic Music Control - Alex Kaneko | ||
| + | - Speakers (stereo is sufficent) | ||
- Projector | - Projector | ||
| + | - Rehearsal/Tech = 15 mins | ||
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Kunal Datta - [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~kunald/220c/KunalDattaBlog.html AudioTour. (name pending)] | Kunal Datta - [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~kunald/220c/KunalDattaBlog.html AudioTour. (name pending)] | ||
| − | Tim O'Brien - [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~tsob/blog/categories/220c/ | + | Tim O'Brien - [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~tsob/blog/categories/220c/ Powers of Two ] |
Erin Baumann - [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~erin/220c/projectblog.html Synesthesia and Pitch Memory] | Erin Baumann - [https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~erin/220c/projectblog.html Synesthesia and Pitch Memory] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 6 June 2013
Music 220C: Course Wiki
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Project Description
Please write up your system and possible needs for the concert. Make it short!
- example: my project
- 24 speakers (from my audio system) - 3 beam projector (from Processing) - Rehearsal and Tech prep = about 1 hr - 2 players - Disklavier
- Nik Sawe's fMRI-to-music pieces.
- Projector with HDMI access - Rehearsal and Tech prep - 20 minutes - Like Micah, any computer that can be hooked up to the projector (will bring my own but backups are nice since I'm particularly vulnerable to Murphy's Law of Electronics)
- Tim O'Brien's piece. (Title to be finalized soon.)
- 24 speakers + maybe additional small speakers at odd angles (I already discussed this with Nando and will continue to communicate with him and Carr) - No projector. Lights off if possible, or some low lighting emphasizing the speakers. - Rehearsal and Tech prep = about 2 hrs (though I could be quicker if necessary) - Fixed media. Will use Ardour3 on the CCRMA linux machine.
- Gestalt Rock - Micah Arvey
- As many speakers as will be there. 1-24 is fine. - Projector needed, mainly to display UI and waveform. - Rehearsal and Tech prep = about 10 minutes - Any computer with Google Chrome that can be hooked up to projector and speakers
- Reza Payami
- 24 speakers - Rehearsal and Tech prep about 2 hours or shorter - Up to around 6 players and sound cards - Disklavier
- Romain Michon (title to be finalized)
- 24 speakers (from my audio system through netjack) - Projector (from Processing - VGA) - Rehearsal and Tech prep = about 2 hr - 2 players - Small table for my laptop
- Phonemic Music Control - Alex Kaneko
- Speakers (stereo is sufficent) - Projector - Rehearsal/Tech = 15 mins
Blogs
Nik Sawe - Converting fMRI Signal into a Symphony
Micah Arvey - Web Application for active and custom listening
Romain Michon - Composition for the Chanforgnophone
Reza Payami - Instrument Design and Composition
Emily Graber - Musical Computer Music
Andy Stuhl - Research on Imagined Sound and Inner Voice
Kunal Datta - AudioTour. (name pending)
Tim O'Brien - Powers of Two
Erin Baumann - Synesthesia and Pitch Memory
