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'''Note''': Register a link to your project blog in the section below. | '''Note''': Register a link to your project blog in the section below. | ||
= Project | = 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 | |||
= Blogs = | |||
Nik Sawe - [http://fmriorchestra.blogspot.com/ Converting fMRI Signal into a Symphony] | Nik Sawe - [http://fmriorchestra.blogspot.com/ Converting fMRI Signal into a Symphony] | ||
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Note: Register a link to your project blog in the section below.
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
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 - A real-time component based on voice analysis/synthesis models
Emily Graber - Musical Computer Music
Andy Stuhl - Research on Imagined Sound and Inner Voice
Kunal Datta - AudioTour. (name pending)
Tim O'Brien - CodeBreaker
Erin Baumann - Synesthesia and Pitch Memory