CDM/Dubspot Ableton Live Lounge - 675 Bar
Meet musicians with ironing boards, handheld controllers, new sounds| Host: | |
| Type: | |
| Network: | Global |
| Date: | Saturday, June 27, 2009 |
| Time: | 6:30pm - 9:30pm |
| Location: | 675 Bar |
| Street: | 675 Hudson St |
| City/Town: | New York, NY |
Description
FREE -- Chill out with laptop music lovers, live PA artists, and Ableton Live gurus from the CDM community. Meet + greet at 675 Bar, the cozy, underground Meatpacking hang, complete with a bar + treat menu.
Hosted by DubSpot, as part of their weekend-long Live Sessions tour, and createdigitalmusic.com
From the expressive to the strange, electronic creators share the tools they use to play Live. Confirmed:
* Isomer Transition (aka RJ Valeo) doing some superb-quality techno with lots of knobs and a machinedrum + Ableton Live
* Ted Hayes’ EggBeater wireless shaker for rhythms, built in free software Pure Data and used (in this case) with Ableton Live
* Sound artist Ranjit Bhatnagar with a musical MIDI ironing board (pictured below) controlling Live, as seen at Handmade Music (at which it was covered by Wired.com)
* Track Team Audio’s Michael Hatsis showing some tweaked-out Live control in action – hopefully including his APC40 hacks and monome patches.
* Peter Kirn, playing a set with control TBD – possibly Lemur and/or my Android phone
NOTE: ENTER ON W 13TH STREET, between Hudson + 9th (not, oddly, on Hudson even though that's the address!)
Hosted by DubSpot, as part of their weekend-long Live Sessions tour, and createdigitalmusic.com
From the expressive to the strange, electronic creators share the tools they use to play Live. Confirmed:
* Isomer Transition (aka RJ Valeo) doing some superb-quality techno with lots of knobs and a machinedrum + Ableton Live
* Ted Hayes’ EggBeater wireless shaker for rhythms, built in free software Pure Data and used (in this case) with Ableton Live
* Sound artist Ranjit Bhatnagar with a musical MIDI ironing board (pictured below) controlling Live, as seen at Handmade Music (at which it was covered by Wired.com)
* Track Team Audio’s Michael Hatsis showing some tweaked-out Live control in action – hopefully including his APC40 hacks and monome patches.
* Peter Kirn, playing a set with control TBD – possibly Lemur and/or my Android phone
NOTE: ENTER ON W 13TH STREET, between Hudson + 9th (not, oddly, on Hudson even though that's the address!)
Other Information
- Guests who are not attending are hidden on the guest list.
- Guests are allowed to bring friends to this event.
Event Type
This is an open event. Anyone can join and invite others to join.