Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk): Musical Macs

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11-14-2008, 06:18 PM	#1
RSSBot Registered Member Join Date: 06-23-2008 Posts: 0	Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk): Musical Macs An ensemble of student computer scientists and musicians, the Stanford Laptop Orchestra uses 20 MacBook computers to compose and perform new music. “We tilt the notebook and use its built-in accelerometer to expressively control sound. We use the trackpad as a kind of violin bow,” explains Ge Wang, SLOrk’s founder. ”You can make some wild, diverse music with the MacBook.” Continued here...

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