Re: [microsound] Performing "Live"

[Mark Khemma <mkhemma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you could:
- put a nice contact mic on various parts of the computer and make
the computer process the sh*t out of  photoshop image file and output the
artifactual sounds
- attempt to "circuit bend" a computer (if you have the electronics
knowhow) and make something entirely different. (mine would be a nice
paper weight :)  )
-if you have a sony touchscreen, you could program a virtual guitar and
"pluck" the "scring".
-thereamidi (got that on my palm)-would that be lumped into "rendering"?
-infuse nanoprobes that convert infrared information into acoustical
information into your audiences ears beam them a image file

i was gonna writed down more ways, but it seems that they would fit into
the categories that you have already established. oh well.
:)
-markie

On Sun, 11 Mar 2001, Jeremy Tolsma wrote:

> if your 'many many many ways' consists of virtual synth patches, thats only
> one way.  Other than triggering, playback, rendering, acting as an effects
> processor, or recording the gig, what other ways are there to use a
> computer?
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