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Represented as an object or tool, like a remote control, or a pair of binoculars, that you keep with you throughout the experience; when pulled out, can take you to a new information level.
Videotape of the Day 024 rehearsal:
An audioVisual record of the Day 024 rehearsal:
Elements:
Gtr + Pod --> Mixpad |
Room mic --> Mixpad | --> Camera L&R
CD (drums)--> Mixpad |
Picture is: eric playing the guitar to a prerecorded CD track of drum groove...
Music stand with parts... these are "fed" by a "producer" working with charts, organized by section...---> they are to be arranged in complementary keys. Charts are introduced by the producer, 16 bars ahead of start time, to allow the performer as brief a period of disorientation as possible. Producer selects the parts from an available repertory.
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A1
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B1
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A1
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B1
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A2
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B1
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A2
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B2
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A2
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B2
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A3
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B2
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart A3
PLAYS 16 bars: Chart B3...etc
Music track:
Guitar parts --> DAT via POD & MixPAD
Dump in, Cut into "SHC FULL MIX"
A road to a more enlightened age, pulling away from the downward spiral that cultural illiteracy or post-literacy seems to be indicating. Accelerated technology and planned obsolescence should not be the focus.
A decreased emphasis on MULTImedia as a road for channel surfing, net surfing, browsing. Attention spans need to grow longer, not shorter. Technology not for distraction, but for learning.
How can we restore balance in our lives? How can we restore focus on being an intelligent culture?
Maybe learning tools come at us from all entertainment venues? Concerts, etc.
All broadcasts have an on-screen pop up menu, containing the necessary links to the Internet, WWW, or whichever all-encompassing source of info takes us...
LIBRARY of CONGRESS online
Sketch out the full business plan... Full subsidization by 2000?
Creates jobs for the unemployed, offers research potential to all of us
Eventually CD Rom version, upgradeable each month?
Slow transition towards all books getting keyed in.
All post 1988 works donated to lib. on disk
All pre 1988 books to be keyed in
All images to be scanned at lo-res for internet download.
Fee system. Browsing and reading online is free. Download charges for book texts is fixed. maybe some nominal charge like $5.00. Perhaps this counters lost royalties to publishers. Net charges you for downloading, passes on royalty to publishers.
To continually avoid a conventional pop definition
The problem with singles is that they have a life of only about 4-1/2 minutes; albums establish longevity.
Low interactivity: refers to software that assumes its users are empty vessels to be filled with other people’s wisdom.
High interactivity: encourages users to actively ask the kinds of questions and make the kinds of choices that require considerable mental agility. The kinds that the best human dialogues provoke.
Where will electronica go? Into a conceptual realm, I believe. People will act out the means to a conceptual end, with every project, every release. There will be an experimental edge to all new artists on Day for Night and each project/recorded release will feel like a little movie. Ref. to SOMA/Wire 136, MAIN/The Wire 137: “Monochromatic Artists: we ought not to become so biased by this genre,” incited by a letter in The Wire 138.
To keep looking for a broader definition towards progress and progressivisim To continue indentifying a winning series of musical endeavors from a variety of composers, musical designers and sound innovators.
To continue exploring that uncharted musical territory...
The Future of the Internet relies upon:
1. The quickest route to finding the content that interests you…
2. Finding better ways (and more of them) to use the Internet to make money, either by utilizing content, or by providing it.
Remember…you decide; you draw your own conclusions…
The only punishable question
is the one I dare not ask;
and while I think it’s best not to go there
It’s okay to drift there.