just randomly doing a quick search for a picture of the monome to show a friend, i stumbled across this article, and here's an excerpt i think many of you will enjoy:
Originally Posted by http://www.headmine.net/electric-literacy-playground/
just randomly doing a quick search for a picture of the monome to show a friend, i stumbled across this article, and here's an excerpt i think many of you will enjoy:
Originally Posted by http://www.headmine.net/electric-literacy-playground/
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Originally Posted by JesterNZDJ
This is awesome. As a physics hobbyist, I find it really cool to try interpret electronic music in a mathematical perspective beyond standard timing and structure. This reminds me of Reed Ghazala's (another Cincinnatian) Anti-Theory for music.
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nice find, I'll remember that one
Great find hipnotikk, thanks!
There's a great monologue by Brian Eno sampled as the intro to a collaborative album he did with David Byrne, in which he talks about "sound color." Less math-centric than the above but still totally worth contemplating both in and away from the monitors. Sorry for the vague pointer; I'll try to come up with a link or a transcript later...
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