LIVE MIXING CONSOLE

2/3/2019

As part of the Generative Loops Compositions project, Thomas Park, member of the Electronic Cottage community, realized for me, as for the other participants, a "live mixing console" using 8 sound clips of some of my electroacoustic pieces.
You can create your own mixes from these eight loops.

Here is the link to the console:
https://ia801509.us.archive.org/12/items/GenerativeLoopsCompositionsProject/David_Nadeau_Mixing_Console.html

5 Comments

Lumen K

2/3/2019 10:29:00

This is really, really cool. Thanks for putting this together. Talk about a project that inspires creativity!

Thomas Park

2/3/2019 14:50:36

Thanks for taking part!

Rafael González

2/3/2019 16:35:03

Fantastic! Viva la collaboration!

Aimee Naworal

2/4/2019 13:00:30

Oh now this is awesome thanks for sharing this! :D can't wait to play around with this.

Adam J Naworal

2/4/2019 17:44:40

Oh, THIS is gonna be fun!

David Nadeau

La Vertèbre
et le Rossignol

Poet, artist and art historian, David Nadeau has lived in Quebec City since 2007.

Trismegistus Legate at the Académie québécoise de 'Pataphysique, he regularly participates in the activities of the Surrealist Movement and the Institute For Alien Research.

He has participated in
Hydrolith: Surrealist Research and Investigations
(2010, 2014)
Peculiar Mormyrid
(2014, 2017)
Chroniques d’histoire maçonnique (2016)
and
Ritual, Secrecy, and Civil Society
(2018).

Releases :

- Le Labyrinthe de la mort symétrique, mini album, suRRism-Phonoethics, Francfort, 2016.
Free downloading

- La cottura dell’uovo nero, Rémi Boyer (preface), Lukas Zanotti (illustrations). Edizioni
Collage de ‘Pataphysique, Sovere, 2017.

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