Monthly Archives: March 2014
Exploring the Piano, Part 2: Tiny Little Feet
A normal, modern piano has three little feet, more commonly called “pedals”: On a grand piano, the right-most one is called the damper pedal, the left-most one the una corda, and the middle one the sostenuto. When depressed, the damper … Continue reading
14 days in 14 minutes!
Hmm, didn’t realize that Diana is hiding in the group shot. Will change that. And probably change the music to Sinatra for copyright clearance…
Video killed the engineer’s star…
Pasan in the ICICS Control Room getting ready for his part in the Engineering capstone project video.
Do want!
What’s really nice is that the manual shows how you can wire up your own sensors for use with the interface. http://www.audiofront.net/MIDIExpression.php
ChucK => Presentation!
This is a presentation I made regarding the real-time audio programming language, ChucK. Enjoy! [Ian Lavery]
More cowbell! Er… harp!
Something you didn’t know about a laptop orchestra member… https://www.youtube.com/user/SamiaAntha
Done and done!
Mar. 1, 2014: Day 14 of the Belgian Adventure A leisurely breakfast. Wonder if two students back from overnight trip to Antwerp. Wonder if Antwerp is still standing. Off for some last minute photographs of Mons. Run into Keithy, Pieteke, … Continue reading
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