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Electro-music 2012 - Huguenot, NY
by Howard Moscovitz
The electro-music 2012 festival, known as the "Woodstock of electronic music," is the world's premiere event for experimental electronic music. Now in it's eighth year, this year's gathering features three mind-bending days of innovative electronic music concerts, seminars, workshops, demonstrations, jam sessions, video art, a laptop battle, and a swap-meet. Action starts at 1pm on Friday, September 7 and runs until midnight on September 9. Musical activities will be running continuously throughout the three days of the festival.
electro-music 2012 takes place at the Greenkill Retreat Center in Huguenot, New York. On-site lodging and meals are available. Tickets range from $35 for a single day to $385 for a 3-day pass including meals and lodging.
More information, including a complete schedule of events can be found on the web site at:
http://event.electro-music.com/
You may also contact us at
event@electro-music.com
A wide variety of instruments and musical styles will be represented, ranging from theremin to analog modular synthesizers to home made devices, from classic space music and ambient to abstract electronica, glitch, electro-pop and beat-oriented music.
The following artists will be performing:
24 Hours the Girl
Acoustic Interloper
Adventures in Sound
Audio Mace
Denis Ay
Azimuth Visuals
Bent Orchestra
Brainstatik
Brill-Ex Dub Schleppers
Burning Artist
Creek + Holquist
Robert Dorschel
dRachEmUsiK
Michael Drews
E-M Chamber Orchestra
Fringe Element
Genetique
H-Alpha
Paul Harriman
Hunter and Harrison
Hylantown
Kevin Kissinger
Andrew Koenig
Dave Lind
Loop B
Lunaria
Lux Seeker
Mirador
Modulator ESP
mosc
Mark Mosher
Murcia and Palmer
musicman11712
MyOwnYoko
NEOREV
Northern Valentine
Michael O'Bannon
onewayness
Joo Won Park
PYXL8R
PAS
redgreenblue
RoDo Jede
Kip Rosser
Project Ruori
ShivaSongster
Sight of Sound
The Soldering Musician and the Personal Digital Assistants
Symmetry
Jack Tamul
Tantroniq
The Table
Tantroniq
Thin Air
Twyndyllyngs
Mike Victor
Jacob Watters
Woodswalker
xeroid entity
zero-input mixer
Seminars and Workshops:
Kevin Meredith and Rebecca Mercuri - Circuit Bending and DIY Workshops
Dale Parson - Game to Music
Adam Holquist - Performance and Production Tools in Linux
Jeremy dePrisco - Advanced Techniques in Reason 6
Robert Dorschel - Building a Software Looper
Paul Harriman - Eigenharp demonstration
Shane King - topic to be announced
Kevin Kissinger - Composing for Theremin
Andrew Koenig - topic to be announced
Howard Moscovitz - Using Lemur to make the iPad a musical controller
Mark Mosher - Creating and Controlling Signature Sounds with Camel Audio Alchemy
Jamie Strecker and Steve Mokris - Visual programming for musicians and artists: a new approach
Michael Drews - Performance Strategies for Laptop
Charles Shriner - Free Form Improvisation workshop
Tanya Thielke - topic to be announced
Leo Hylan - VJ Basics
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On-demand streaming audio - electro-music Chamber Orchestra
 | Hong Waltzer generates the video art while Brainstatik opens for the electro-music chamber orchestra at Sarnoff Labs in Princeton, New Jersey
We are proud to preset on-demand streaming audio for the premiere performance of the electro-music chamber orchestra held at the Sarnoff Labs auditorium in Princeton, New Jersey on December 15, 2007.
Click to listen:
Set 1 (50:26) - Brainstatic
Set 2 (47:11) - experimental composition
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How to sell your CDs on electro-music.com
As a service to artists, and to help promote the music, electro-music.com sells CDs and other products at our online store, http://electro-music.com/catalog .
How to sell your CD at electro-music.com?
What YOU do: Check out our site. Make sure you think your music is appropriate for sale at electro-music.com.
Send us copy in HTML format that we can use on the product page of your CD. This should include information about yourself, so we know who you are, and how you want your CD described. Include photos (jpg format, 300 px wide), links to your web site, links to sound samples and reviews, and any other other material you think is appropriate. Send this to admin@electro-music.com
Open a PayPal account, if you don't alrealy have one. This is how we pay you when your products sell. Click this link to see why we use PayPal.
Mail us just 5 CDs to start. We'll ask for more to replenish stock when needed.
You don't need a UPC barcode to sell at electro-music.com.
You don't need to have your CDs shrinkwrapped, and yes you can sell a home-made CD-R here, as long as it looks good.
What WE do: We make a web page dedicated to showcasing your CD on electro-music.com, with the sole purpose of selling your product. It includes links to sound clips (if you provide them), links back to your own website, reviews (if they are submitted by our members or if you provide them), and text and descriptions based on what you send us.
In some cases, we will write a review of your CD. If you want us to consider your CD for review, please send us a promotional copy for that purpose. We won't review every CD. Generally, we don't like to write "bad" reviews. However, anyone can post a review on our public online forum.
We take all credit card orders for your CD online, and ship it to them within hours. We notify you via mail you every time your CD is sold, and we tell you who bought it. How the MONEY works: You set your selling price at whatever you want.
We keep 20% of the base price per CD sold plus any PayPal processing fees (usually about 3%).
We wait three weeks to make sure the customer is completely satisfied and doesn't request a refund. We then transfer your money to you via transfer to your PayPal account.
There is no one-time set up charge.
There is no minimum sale quantity requirement. Even if you only sell 1 CD every 20 years, we'll be glad to warehouse it and take orders for it here.
You are responsible for assuring the quality of any product you provide, including any product that is returned by an unhappy customer. You are responsible for the costs of processing any returns.
This is a non-exclusive consignment agreement. You can sell your CD or other products anywhere else if you wish. You or we can cancel this arrangement at at any time. There are no contracts to sign. We don't own the rights to you or your music. This is not an agreement with a record label. We're a cooperative online record store. Any questions? Just email us at admin@electro-music.com or, better yet, send a PM to mosc.
electro-music.com
944 Flexer Av.
Allentown, PA 18103
USA
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AmbiophonicDSP VST Plugin Now Available
AmbiophonicDSP VST plugin by Robin Miller and Howard Moscovitz now on available at the electro-music.com store at an introductory price. Click here.
AmbiophonicDSP is a very powerful, yet very affordable, Effect VST™ (Steinberg GmbH) plug-in that dramatically boosts performance listening to stereo audio. Using Winamp, or any VST host in your PC, AmbiophonicDSP renders sound previously unheard, awaiting in your recording collection. AmbiophonicDSP takes stereo to an entirely new level. It must be experience (...more...)
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Weekend Stream Jams
by shanemorris
electro-music.com now has Regularly Scheduled Radio Programs!
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You dont have to wait for the next electro-music.com streaming event to have some fun. Several of us have been streaming music informally from computer to computer on the weekends. Just come into the chatroom anytime...people are usually streaming off and on all weekend long from Friday night to Sunday night.
Depending on your computer, you can stream to several people, play as long as you want, and have fun playing in an informal environment. There is much more freedom available to the player in this scenario. Whether you want to perform a 2 hour ambient piece, 30 minutes of noise, or just wanted to show off some new patches...come on in and experiment with us.
It's also a great way to practice your streaming as well...getting better familiarity with the software makes things much easier for streaming events in the future, without the stress on you and the engineers trying to figure out problems in time for a performance. :bangdesk:
It's hard enough to just play (...more...)
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