Re: [microsound] microvising

[rj valeo <rj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

it's a good idea - i think in order to accomplish this, the performer
would need specialised software, that would enable him (or her) to create
all the necessary sounds. 

i think max/msp (running the custom software) on laptops would be the
logical choice, and the use of the aux sends on a mixing console to allow
the performers to "jack in" to the other performer's audio data.

it's definately something that could go both ways though - either utter
chaos, or a beautifully performed group composition.

something that definately needs more research.

rj

On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 kim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> while I was performing in Stuttgart this past summer with Pita and Hecker
> we had a discussion with the curator of the Kunstlerhaus about laptop
> microsound being the "new jazz"...I was wondering if there were any
> opinions on this list about the concept of "microvising"?...
> KIM
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