Daily Archives: February 22, 2012

More MIDI + Kinect Music Creation

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Chad Criswell

A few weeks ago I did a post on some Brits at Noise Solutions that are doing some interesting work using the Microsoft Kinect bar together with PC software to allow people to create music using nothing more than body … Continue reading →

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More MIDI + Kinect Music Creation

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Chad Criswell

A few weeks ago I did a post on some Brits at Noise Solutions that are doing some interesting work using the Microsoft Kinect bar together with PC software to allow people to create music using nothing more than body … Continue reading →

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More MIDI + Kinect Music Creation

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Chad Criswell

A few weeks ago I did a post on some Brits at Noise Solutions that are doing some interesting work using the Microsoft Kinect bar together with PC software to allow people to create music using nothing more than body movements. The computer is running… Continue reading →

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Yikes! The evil side of Google!

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Paul Shimmons

I consider myself a pretty savvy tech user. I know I’m by no means a guru but I’m way more knowledgable than many others! So how in the world did this go under my radar? Google has been storing a … Continue reading →

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Stations of the Cross

Posted on February 22, 2012 by stephen

I’ve always been into cathedrals and the idea of a worship space telling story through various aspects, such as architecture, stained glass & art. And recently, I have come to appreciate more ancient & liturgical approaches to curating worship environments. … Continue reading →

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Sibelius 7 Sounds template available from The Write Score

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Daniel Spreadbury

An orchestra, yesterday (courtesy gichristof on Flickr) Hugh Smith is the author of the Sibelius 7 Sounds User Guide (an updated version of which is available for download from the Sibelius web site) and he is also the developer of … Continue reading →

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