• Archive for October, 2007

    Careers After Music Psychology

    by  • Thursday 25 October 2007 • Research • 0 Comments

    Richard Parncutt is asking for response from ex-music psychology students for the Careers After Music Psychology survey. If you have studied music psychology at any time (even if just one course), we would be grateful for about 20 minutes of your valuable time. Please participate regardless of whether or not your current occupation involves music [...]

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    Music Performance Research

    by  • Tuesday 23 October 2007 • Music, Research • 0 Comments

    I heard about the initiative last year at Music & Gesture 2 in Manchester, and now I see that the new online journal Music Performance Research is actually up and running. Music Performance Research is an international peer-reviewed journal that disseminates theoretical and empirical research on the performance of music. Its purpose is to disseminate [...]

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    Peter Elsea Max tutorials

    by  • Tuesday 16 October 2007 • Uncategorized • 0 Comments

    Peter Elsea recently announced an updated version of his Max/MSP tutorial. They are great at explaining many of the basics in Max/MSP, and I am very happy he has made the effort to write them up so neatly. However, I can’t help to think about the “old-school” approach to computer music, focusing on pitch classes, [...]

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    Flash Movie Conversion on OS X

    by  • Monday 15 October 2007 • Video • 0 Comments

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    Looking for a solution to make flash movies on OS X, I came across this nice tutorial based on FFMPEGX. In terms of video quality I prefer to create videos with H.264 compression using MPEG Streamclip, but since flash seems to be the de facto standard on the web these days I will try to [...]

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    Debut of the NMH Laptop Orchestra

    by  • Wednesday 10 October 2007 • Concerts, Music • 0 Comments

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    As part of the Ultima festival and the opening of this year’s Musikkteknologidagene, Kjell Tore Innervik and I organised the debut of the NMH Laptop Orchestra. Inspired by PLORK, we lined up with laptops and performed two pieces by Alan Tormey and Ge Wang. This was an immediate success, and we hope to establish this [...]

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