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Tag Archives: Orientation Workshop

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Marinos Koutsomichalis > Orientation

I frequented orientation workshop (3-9/02/09) in STEIM, where, surrounded by friendly and always helpful people, I was introduced to their studios, facilities, software and their overall philosophy.. During my time…

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Daniela de Paulis > London to Rome and beyond

During a week period at Steim I have been getting an insight on current and past technologies used for creating live sound in musical performance and installation art, as well…

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Norman Adams > Orientation and Wii controller research

Continuing research on interaction between cellist and computer. I spent a most rewarding week at STEIM, Feb. 3rd to 9th, getting oriented and revisiting a system for performance with cello…

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Daniel Ploeger > Winter in Z. (2009)

During my stay at STEIM from February 3rd until February 9th 2009, I realized the multimedia installation Winter in Z. STEIM staff supported the technical realization of the installation and…

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Theo Howard > Orientation + first project ‘Wii faders’

I participated in a 1 week orientation workshop recently at Steim. We learned the concepts behind software such as Lisa, Junxion, how they can be used in a performance, and…

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