MUS 5591-5592: electronic music class

Dear all,

Here is the video of our show.

Part 1:

Download:
https://mediamill.cla.umn.edu/mediamill/download.php?file=35044.mov

Part 2:

Download:
https://mediamill.cla.umn.edu/mediamill/download.php?file=35045.mov

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All,

Here is Dan Hedegard's classical guitar+Max performance from our show:
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All,

Here is audio of Scott Keever's electric guitar+ Max performance:
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All,

Here is David K's performance (audio only) from our show:
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All,

Here is Ray's violin/voice-and-dsp/synthesis instrument performance:
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All,

Here is audio of Josh Lieske's synth/video performance:
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All,

Here is the audio of Paul Fraser's amazing tap dance synthesizer piece:
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All,

Here is Evan's LED-tracking, audience participation creation:
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Here is Nick Z's mashup from our show:
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All,

Here is Nic F's presentation of his in-progress drumkit:
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Here is our final jam session. Note that since I was playing DLR on my laptop, which was also recording the whole thing, David's voice is ridiculously loud compared to everything else.

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Hope you enjoy,

- Doug

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http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/31222

go here to download this free virtual midi controller with knobs and sliders and whatnot...
FYI the knobs are controllers #1-8 and the sliders start on #81-89. There is NO documentation with this thing so it took me a while to find out where to assign the sliders (that was before I found out about the handy little midi-tester in class today).

It presents most of the same problems that trying to control stuff without some sort of hardware does, but at least you can check to see if you're writing your patches correctly.

To that end check out these cute hardware midi controllers that Korg makes that are actually quite affordable and look like they are easily transportable as well:

http://keyboards-midi.musiciansfriend.com/product/Korg-Nano-KEY?sku=703388
http://keyboards-midi.musiciansfriend.com/product/Korg-Nano-KONTROL?sku=703401
http://keyboards-midi.musiciansfriend.com/product/Korg-Nano-PAD?sku=703402

XOXO

Nick Z

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