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Project blog

John Richards > Unlearn – Re-wire: ephemeral musical devices

The Kreepback instrument is an assemblage of self-built sound generating devices and discarded analogue audio hardware patched together to create a feedback labyrinth: in its hermetically sealed universe, sound creeps…

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Teun de Lange > Immediate Interactive Improvisation, A STEIM residency project report

During a residency project at STEIM from the 16th to the 22nd of October 2007, I worked on Immediate Interactive Improvisation. In principle, this system picks up music and generates…

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Audrey Chen/Nate Wooley/Seamus Cater/Robert van Heumen > Structured improv research

In 2005, Seamus Cater (laptop/wacom tablet), Nate Wooley (trumpet) and Robert van Heumen (laptop/controllers) played together with Jack Wright (saxophone) at the Kraakgeluiden concert series. This collaboration was very ad-hoc,…

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Dan Wilcox > robotcowboy song structure pd patches and wiimote experiments

nutshell: I came to STEIM from Oct 1st to Oct 15th to develop new music for my wearable music system, robotcowboy, using gamepads, yet ended up focusing more on musical…

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Oscar Ramos> Feedback Installation and alternative PCB for Cracklebox

I came to STEIM invited by Dan Wilcox to make an artistic residence from October the 1st to Oct the 15th. The idea of my project was to create circuit…

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