Week6 - Improvisation Project
To begin this entry I must thank David Dowling for the fantastic effort of setting up. I got there early (in my perspective) and was able to start jamming with the three members of the group already present. The Fatar keyboard made some awesome sounds.
The best thing was that all seven members were involved together in improvising. Albert's MIDI clarinet is bizarre as it has so many different sounds that it takes awhile to actually work out that the sound he is creating comes from him.
My computer stuff still needs refining, but it will all come good.
I think that we managed to spend about 80% of the hour class in improvisatory practise. It was just when repairs, and some packing up was occurring that Stephen sat in and found us unproductive.
Songs that made this blog possible:
Song of the Wind and Mirage by Santana from The Ultimate Collection.
The best thing was that all seven members were involved together in improvising. Albert's MIDI clarinet is bizarre as it has so many different sounds that it takes awhile to actually work out that the sound he is creating comes from him.
My computer stuff still needs refining, but it will all come good.
I think that we managed to spend about 80% of the hour class in improvisatory practise. It was just when repairs, and some packing up was occurring that Stephen sat in and found us unproductive.
Songs that made this blog possible:
Song of the Wind and Mirage by Santana from The Ultimate Collection.
posted by Adrian @ 2:48 pm
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No problem at all Adrian, I was reading Lukes blog and noticed that he and Seb have got some real time manipulation thing going between the Jupiter 4 and Sebs laptop. It might be something we can think about doing ourselves - maybe micing up the guitar amp and feeding a line into your Mac for a Super Collider induced, real time frenzy?
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