• First incarnation of the real time audio sample windowing and progression program to deconstruct multiple audio tracks and reconstruct them into longer pieces in rhythm at variable and user controlled tempos.
• Accompanied You have access to my cold limbs by Holly Faurot and Sarah Paulson
• 2-hour performance / installation with 12 performers, 6 video monitors, 2-channel video component (live & pre-recorded)
• Developed using the JMSL and Java

This was the first realization of the sample windowing technique described in Perhaps I'll See You Again (Someday).  The major aspects are the same, but the individual windows were crude and did not include attack and decay envelopes.  For this piece, that worked out alright as the volume was fairly constant so there was little discontinuity between the beginnings and endings of windows when played back to back.  The result was loud, staggering, and induced a bit of a trans-like state where the audience would get used to hearing the sounds, but just as you get comfortable and start tuning out, the windows have moved and the piece moved on.

Looking Forward

• Add envelopes to windows for smoother playback (completed)

Thanks to Holly Faurot, Sarah Paulson, and Nick Didkovsky

~ Available for museum installation/performance w/ or w/out different source~
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