klaus filip and noid, the creators of lloopp, my sound mangling app of choice (free, open source, based on max-msp) were in town for the cycling'74 conference, and I helped get them a gig (4/20/09) at the luggage store gallery (thanks to rent romus for making it happen). they invited me to join them for a set and suggested i invite some non-laptop players to join us. i grabbed steve adams and philip greenlief. here's the result:
john finkbeiner called me up last sunday and said, "would you like to come over to the studio tonight and play some freedom music?" aaron bennett: sax and flute aram shelton: bass clarinet ans sax lisa mezzacappa: bass john finkbeiner: guitar john hanes: drums recorded on my olympus ls-10 (warning: record level was a little high, there's some distortion) freedom music part 2
the source material for this track is excerpts from a citta di vitti (see 10/19/08 post) live show (thanks to michael zelner for great live recording) and an improvised duet with john schott on guitar and me on lloopp. I dumped them into ableton and did a "slice to new midi track" and triggered that with midi game of life. behind the big top
synthpond idm from organofqwerty on Vimeo. this one starts with solo synthpond for 8 bars, and then ableton drums and effects (filters, delays, beat repeat) kick in. cosmovox enters somewhere in the middle.