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the container for sound is an electronic
instrument i developed while taking the course nime:
new interfaces for musical expression at the
itp graduate program at new york univeristy
(i graduated in 2003).
read my journal: here begins
the story of the container for sound from initial idea sketches
to the trials and tribulations of programming, through sleepless nites
and the joys of music-making.
watch video
of the Tonic performance (13 MB, Quicktime)
performances, 2003:
- 12 August The Flying Saucer Café reading/media
series in brooklyn, ny
- 17 June Infrared Lounge in nyc
- 13 May Tonic
nyc - from Jazz & Experimental music listings, Time Out New York
May 8-15 : "Tonight, behold 16 new instruments developed by NYU's
Interactive Telecommunications Program, in a class called New Interfaces
for Musical Expression. While all that sounds a bit daunting, experience
has proved that some of the more roughly brilliant sounds and ideas
come from young geniuses like these students. (Of course, they're bound
to produce some baffling dreck, too.)" see
clipping
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