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Percussion notes The electronic percussion is a Roland SPD-S sample pad (mapping changable upon request), outputing to stereo speakers. cue markings correspond to sound banks to step through 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 œœœœœ ÷c5œœœœ Normal ã notes are "one-hit". Dashed lines indicate samples that are toggled on and off All dynamic markings mirror the dynamics of the instruments, and should, unless otherwise indicated, be blended with the ensemble. Œ œ œœœŒ ã˙ About American Engineer combines an instrumental ensemble, electronic sound, and live video for 3D glasses into one fused sensory experience. All audio and video source samples come from a mid-20th-century industrial film. These ephemeral scraps are woven into a tangible, though ever-shifting, network of correlations between the three media. Thus the video (triggered live by the percussionist) becomes an extension of his musical composition, with the same musical properties of rhythm, force, spatialization, and counterpoint. Tech notes Tech setup is relatively simple. The sample pads contain all the audio and go straight to the speakers. Their MIDI output goes to a computer running a Max patch, which uses the MIDI to trigger internal audio that generates the video in real time. The video can be projected single channel or dual channel. 115
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