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Mutantrumpet

Tue, 06/08/2010 - 00:56 — Jon

The mutantrumpet is a hybrid electro-acoustic instrument with three bells, two sets of valves, and a trombone slide.

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Mutantrumpet

Starfish

Tue, 06/08/2010 - 00:45 — Jon

Starfish is a network of delay lines that tend to expand when sound is present in them. The performer inputs sounds using a microphone, and has some limited global controls over the network. The result is an audio-visual performance.

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Starfish

The Poseidon

Mon, 06/07/2010 - 21:08 — Jon

The Poseidon is an interface designed originally for an installation as a controller for a granular synthesis water soundscape. It collects CV data from sliders and audio from an inbuilt microphone. The CV is converted to MIDI and sent via a standard MIDI cable. The Audio is sent as audio via an audio cable that is connected to the MIDI cable. The MIDI and audio is processed by a computer running a granular synthesis program written in jMusic that generates the soundscape. The computer itself remains out of sight to the audience.

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The Poseidon The Poseidon

eMIC

Mon, 06/07/2010 - 15:51 — Jon

The eMIC (Extended Mic Stand Interface Controller) is an interface designed for vocal performers it consists of a standard microphones stand and is fitted with a number of sensors and controllers. The primary goals were to allow the vocalist a greater degree of control over the processing of their voice during performance. The eMIC consists of a standard microphone stand. It has —

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eMIC

eShofar

Mon, 05/31/2010 - 21:15 — Jon

eShofar1 (2001 – 2005) is held by the right hand, enclosed within an I-Cube sensor glove. Finger movements upon the body of the shofar thus control the filtering and other sound processing, that is achieved by means of a custom designed Max/MSP software interface. The sounds played on the shofar are mic’d, enhanced and transformed by means of digital sound processing. eShofar2 (2005) uses complex algorithms to create a chaotic improvisational system based on the live performed sounds of the shofar.

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eShofar eShofar

Unnamed

Sun, 05/30/2010 - 22:02 — Jon

Bill Hsu’s Unnamed instrument consists of 2 components:

1) Real-time audio input drives analysis/resynthesis modules
2) Wacom tablet controls synthesis algorithms

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Pane 3

Sat, 05/22/2010 - 09:36 — Jon

Using sheets of glass, contact microphones are mounted with the signal processed in realtime in a number of environments including Max/MSP/Jitter; Reason; Pro-Tools. 

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