Posts Tagged ‘ MP3 ’
Here’s a live performance of Feld, my recent generative, real-time composition which combines computer-controlled homebrew synthesis hardware with custom software signal processing. The performance is from the UCSD Computer Music Graduate Student Concert, which happened in the CPMC Experimental Theater on 12/6/2012.
You can also download the recorded version of ‘Feld’ as a pay-what-you-wish release.
The Lazers! release, clocking in at around 100 minutes of music, is now available for free at Stasisfield.
Stasisfield curator John Kannenberg eloquently describes the recording:
Lazers! is a Milwaukee-based trio of composer/performers including David Collins, Steve Schlei, and Greg Surges. Their collective work focuses on custom-built instruments and indeterminate notation, incorporating situational, playful approaches to performance while generating exploratory sonic spaces. Electronic instrumentation comingles with structures and forms rooted in the acoustic realm of improvisation: look for beats elsewhere, this material is more about sound’s relationship to negative space than pattern and rhythm. A multitude of approaches and scenarios makes each track on their debut album a fresh experience, its own uniquely impermanent world.
Tracklist:
Mediation – David Collins, 2009
RadioGamelan – Greg Surges, 2010
Fission (Three Parts) – Greg Surges, 2009
What you see here is my all-time earnings statement for my Last.FM page. Needless to say, re-working the page is on my list of things to do.
Posted a .mp3 of an older piece which I just came across, called “Wisps.”
Here are two recordings of improvisations by David Collins and myself.
Recordings were made on a Tascam DR-07, with just a tiny bit of EQ after the fact.
Musician/hacker living in San Diego, CA. Studying computer music at UCSD.