Im intrested in this concept, but I have never used midi before...is there
any progs you suggest?
who've never used sequencers it's pretty easy, if you don't have a midi
keyboard you can add a track just using the mouse or some packages allow
you
to "play" your computer keyboard.
also, i think the violin smashing piece is as wonderful
today as when originally performed.
I saw this first in L'age d'or by Bunuel. Hendrix, the Who come to mind.
It's just a very good, free, well done service.. you should take a look at what they
offer
for artists, next time you're there.
Ok ;-)
- Official mp3.com spokesman of fluxlist
who did we "cleanse out"?
Some germans. Or austrians. How many germans were living in Prague before
? Not to mention the many villages. Kafka wrote in german, for
exemple.
But this is history.
Heiko
If anyone else on the list has ever built their own instruments I'd like to
hear about it.
look for pythagor.zip. It uses the lowli PC speaker and produces sine
waves. Sphere music, random spheres. The days of my T 1000 SE laptop...
hello,
i can't believe i'm getting into a fluxpissing match (and over something
that could only possibly be of interest to subscribers in toronto...)
the connection to fluxus and pop music is hardly weak - the two most
influential bands in pop music had fluxus members in them! John Cale of the
Hi all,
Today seems to be a day for joke e-mails.
Anyway thought I'd share another.
cheers,
Sol.
---
A programmer was crossing a road one day when a frog called
out to him and said, "If you kiss me, I'll turn into a
beautiful princess."
Czechs, too. If you deny your own (fairly recent)
history, then you play right into the hands
of people like Haider.
Tim
how can you say "ethnic cleansing" is a Czech invention? what do you
mean?
who did we "cleanse out"?
jana
You know, I think he meant Yugoslavia.
I'll try and find a suitable freeware/shareware sequencer in the next couple
of days. If Heiko or anyone else knows of anymore public domain music
software please let us all know.
http://www.maz-sound.com !
sure it's fun to break violins but the piece can not possibly have as much
relevance as it once did.
I always thought that was one of the main points of the fluxus perfomances,
that the activities are more rooted in the fun of doing them than in the
relevence and place in art history.
I saw
also, i think the violin smashing piece is as wonderful
today as when originally performed.
I saw this first in L'age d'or by Bunuel. Hendrix, the Who
come to mind.
That kinda thing always peeved me off. The occasional guitar-burning by
Hendrix is all right, but Townshend smashing up
Germans, after the second war. Lots of them. And the term "ethnic cleansing"
was, at the time, coined by a Czech politician to justify this. Just as the
argentinians didn't invent "disappearing" people, the Serbs didn't invent
"ethnic cleansing." A petty little point, i admit.
tim
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hi alan,
i waslucky to recieve one too and sol provided me with the address:
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best regards, carol :)
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
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On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, alan bowman wrote:
i recieved a rather splendid little publication through the post today from
i recieved a rather splendid little publication
through the post today from function industries press
thank you very much function!
(i don't have your e add)
sorry to the rest of fluxlist not involved in
this
thanks again
alan
I just put up a gallery of my artwork a couple days ago, and would *really*
be interested in some critique from you guys.. negative or positive!
http://ciot.pair.com/neptron/art
k
Hi All -
I don't know how many people have used the Beam-it service from mp3.com, but
I think its pretty cool. Its software you download that basically registers
a CD running in your CD player with their server. Then you are allowed to
access a streamed MP3 copy of the CD from their site. The
In message SAK.2000.02.10.fptbsddn@e8n3i6, Sumicide Xarae
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I just put up a gallery of my artwork a couple days ago, and would *really*
be interested in some critique from you guys.. negative or positive!
http://ciot.pair.com/neptron/art
k
Best is the stuff indexed at
I too recieved this (yesterday) and am very pleased with it! I'd like
to express my gratitude as well.
On 10 Feb 00, at 20:30, alan bowman wrote:
i recieved a rather splendid little publication through the post today
from function industries press
thank you very much function!
(i don't
On the topic of the whole MP3 project:
Wasn't there something involving DJ Spooky and Thurston Moore
that came about in this sort of nature? I remember hearing that
Thurston sent out a lot of random files (wav? mp3?) of him playing
guitar and stuff to different people. Does anyone know
having been weaned on Cage. et al, and lately priveledged to folllow
FLUXLIST, just saying 'hi' and 'howdy'
Scott Andrews
hey, how do you get such quick results with what seem large files?
Sumicide Xarae wrote:
Best is the stuff indexed at
http://www161.pair.com/neptron/art/art3/vindex.htm
I really enjoyed it
do you want a good mandelbrot generator ?
Thanks.. that would be cool, it'd be interesting to mess
Yeah we had a fractal generator at my old school and I would play with it
for hoursid get in shit for crashin the compwhere can you get progs
to generate such things?
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Subject:
At 20:07 00-02-08 -0500, you wrote:
On the topic of the whole MP3 project:
Wasn't there something involving DJ Spooky and Thurston Moore
that came about in this sort of nature? I remember hearing that
Thurston sent out a lot of random files (wav? mp3?) of him playing
guitar and stuff to
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