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Talks/seminars:
Tim Thompson - Keykit: 20 years of toys and tools for MIDI Dave Peck, Rob Hordijk, Greg Waltzer - Noodles - Teaching your Synthesizer to Create Music Joker Nies - Circuit Bending Chet Singer - Physical models for music synthesis Robin Miller - Rediscovering Spaciality: New Science and Technology for Music Reproduction Dean Stiglitz - New designs for electronic flute Rebecca Mercuri - History and Architecture of the RCA Synthesizer Mark Jenkins - Buying and Maintaining a Large Collection of Analog Synthesizers Steve Mokris - Kineme: Opensource Interactive Distributed Media Sequencing Musical performances:
Wave World (The Netherlands) Mark Jenkins (England) Orbital Decay(Quakertown, Pennsylvania) Roland Kuit (The Netherlands) The Amaranth Signal (USA - Tennessee) Joker Nies (Germany) project ruori (Ohio) fringe element (Pennsylvania) goodnight stars goodnight air (Allentown, Pennsylvania) Mikronesia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) TouchXtone (Atlanta, Georgia) William Fields (Wilmington, Delaware) recompas (Atlanta, Georgia) Eric Lyon (Dartmouth, New York) Kurt Michaels (Chicago, Illinois) Electrobunny (England) Diana Behlke (Reading, Pennsylvania) Katastatik (Baltimore, Maryland) Ace Paradise (New Jersey) Stares to Nowhere (New Jersey) Trioizm (Chicago) Glaive (Indiana) Homage to Ohm (Baltimore, Maryland) vytear (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Ben Stohr (Florida) The Ambiguous Nouns (Pennsylvania) Kip Rosser (Pennsylvania) Xeroid Entity (Pennsylvania) Vostek(Delaware) Sputtering Kettle (Pennsylvania) Demonstrations:
Ranjit Bhatnagar - Lev, the Theremin-Playing Robot Eric Crawley - Buchla Music Easel and Other Vintage Synths Terry Furber - Analog Monosynths Jan Punter - Noodle Radio Scott Kellogg - A Tour of the Elektron Monomachine Chris Mandra - New Performance Interfaces: the manDrum and More Howard Moscovitz - The Moog Modular 3C James Lacey - Portable Noise Machines |
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October 25, 2007
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