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Hardware Research and Development

Residencies involving the research and development of hardware solutions.

Seth Cluett > smaller, worse, and possible – development of new noise-making devices

i had two very fruitful weeks of isolated, concentrated, fantastically experimental time in steim’s studio II (composition).  for the last 3 years i have lived in new jersey, in the…

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Juan Felipe Waller & Electronic Hammer > Midi Ratchet (part 2)

On december 2007, I started to research in STEIM the possibilities to build a midi-ratchet, to eventually make a project with Electronic Hammer. During summer 2008 I put myself the…

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Bennett Hogg > The Resistant Violin / November 5-16 2008

The Resistant Violin – Project Blog and Information NB: pictures to be posted later The Resistant Violin: Initial ideas and concept The Resistant Violin is a work-in-progress that aims to…

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Hans-Christoph Steiner > plug-n-play HID for Music

I have been twice at STEIM, both times to work on USB HID programming for Pd and Max/MSP. USB HID promises high performance and ease of use for custom built…

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Mem1 (Laura and Mark Cetilia) > New Performance Systems

During our residency at STEIM (Sept. 29 – Oct. 10) we wanted to begin two projects: Laura (a cellist) wanted to develop a live sampling and sample manipulation setup built…

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