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Garth Paine and Michael Atherton - SynC - performing Sonic Alchemy's at the opening of the Virtual, Interactive, Performance, Research Environment (VIPRE) at the University of Western Sydney - a new research lab established by Garth Paine over the last 3 years that houses first class 20 channels 3D audio spatialisation facilities, large animation screens - DLP projectors, MoCAP etc for research into interactive systems in the arts.
See vipre.uws.edu.au/ and vipre.uws.edu.au/tiem/
SynC performing Sonic Alchemies from Garth Paine on Vimeo.
Thanks to Jon Drummond for editing this together
Thought you might be interested to hear a recent interview I did on ABC Classic FM's New Music Up Late with Julian Day. It features 2 new works for Kyma and live acoustic instrument written by me for the Aurora festival. One of them with my collaborator Michael Atherton, for our ensemble SynC.
http://www.abc.net.au/classic/newmusic/audio/nmuplate_10052008.ram
My flute work Fue Sho starts about 22:10 into the stream and is followed by the interview and then the work Sonic Alchemies with Michael Atherton.
Hope you enjoy
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This is an Interview with Julian Day for the ABC New Music Australia program in 2001 where we discuss the idea of the electronic musician and composer as instrument builder.
I would be interested in your thoughts - the computer as instrument? The algorithm as instrument? How do you approach instrumentation, composition etc
Look forward to some discussion
Enjoy, Garth
Here is a sneak preview of a new piece, composed and performed by Garth Paine for flute and live electronic processing using the Capybara, Kyma system .
The piece was premiered at the New York Electronic Arts Festival on June 4, 2007. The concert was produced by EMF Productions: Electronics & Virtuosity
This new piece will be included on a new CD from SynC (Garth Paine and Michael Atherton) later this year.
Enjoy, Garth
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There are a number of very interesting short videos on youtube of artists using Max/MSP/Jitter to composer/perform musical and inter-media works. I thought I'd place a few of them here as I would like to reference them, and probably add to them in the future and I thought it might interest others.
Here is Luke DuBois
here is a work for Violin Luke did the visual programming for
Jamie Lidell talks about MAX/MSP
Here is an example of his performance - multiplying his own voice using Max/MSP
A composition for Max/msp/jitter and Saxaphone
Jonny Greenwood Max/MSP patch #2 - using Max/MSp to process the guitar live
This is a nice example of adapting simple tools (A cheap laser pointer, a solar panel and a clear vase filled with water are transformed into a music controller) and applying the flexability of MAX/MSP to develop some fun music interfaces, Includes demonstrations of amp modulation, amp and freq mod and a more complex mapping as well
