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What weird synergy! I have a very similar event coming up this Sunday in San Francisco: Sunday July 20th, 2008 Musicians Union Hall 116 9th Street @ Mission San Francisco 6:00 pm - 9:00 PM "Touch the Gear!" Free Public Demonstrations and Expo A free public event presented as a micro-demo exposition where local experimental musicians demonstrate how they use their gear, and let you make sounds with their stuff. Explore the mysterious worlds of invented unusual acoustic instruments, computer music software, and "tablecore" electronics, all presented in a friendly environment. With: Matt Davignon - drum machine/fx pedals Tom Duff - homemade cargo-built banjo / modified guitar Lance Grabmiller - PC computer software - AudioMulch Scott Looney - Macintosh patches for sampling and sound manipulation Tom Nunn - Mothics: Hand-built percussion boards LX Rudis - CD DJ rig / Kaoss Pad / AirFX Bob Scott-Sato (Xome) - NoiseFX: Noise pedal retailer Mark Wilson (Conure) - Noise Pedals Matt Davignon www.ribosomemusic.com On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 9:09 PM, Krispen Hartung <khartung@cableone.net> was like: > Tomorrow I get the opportunity to demonstrate electro-acoustic music, >random > computer effect processing and looping in an interactive way, right in >front > of the Boise City Hall and hundreds of people milling around. I just >found > out yesterday, so I have been madly creating a alt version of my max rig >and > preparing my materials. I will have four instruments on a table, all >running > into my computer system, which randomly effects the input, loops, etc: >Vocal > mic, the Joe Rut Machine, Madagascar bamboo harp, and Tongue Drum.