Handmade music strikes NY yet again, Thursday, 11/15: Your projects wanted --

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The next CDM, ETSY and MAKE night is happening TONIGHT!@!@, Peter writes -

Handmade Music, the semi-regular evening of DIY musical oddities brought to you by CDM, Etsy, and Make Magazine, will mercilessly descend upon yet another peaceful Brooklyn evening. Expect an informal, free party + show and tell + science fair featuring self-made electronic musical projects.

Already confirmed for the lineup:

  • The MIDI Pick, a pressure-sensitive DIY digital guitar pick by Roy Vanegas
  • Mystery musical controllers from Eric Singer, the mind behind the world-infamous LEMUR, an educational outlet in Brooklyn and collective of musical robot/electronics-creating artists
  • Theremin-playing robots and possibly other surprises from series favorite Ranjit Bhatnagar. (See the Theremin robots in action, covering Gnarls Barkley. If we're really lucky, Ranjit will bring his students. Students, if you're listening, we'd love to have you there!
  • David Brynjar Franzson with a generative piece using custom software built in Max/MSP
And I'll have a new iteration of my video/gesture-controlled musical creation, which allows users to virtually navigate musical structures via a webcam/DV cam. Going to keep working on that until it develops into something, then share how to do it, hopefully. I may have a surprise or two, as well, in addition.

But that's just the beginning of the lineup, because part of the lineup can be ... you.

Handmade music strikes NY yet again, Thursday, 11/15: Your projects wanted - Link.

Posted by Phillip Torrone | Nov 15, 2007 03:00 AM
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