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The Composer’s Guide To Useful Technology
A project of Harvestworks with support from the New York State Music Fund and the Rodney White Foundation.
A Harvestworks 30th Anniversary Project
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MARI KIMURA
Guitar Botana
2004 Artist In Residence
This work features the GuitarBot, a mechanical guitar robot created by Eric Singer, which is not only musically responsive and versatile but also takes guitar playing and its musical language into a new dimension....MORE
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BRUCE GREMO
Cilia
2005 New Interactive Technology Project Residency
Bruce Gremo and Jeff Feddersen developed a prototype of the Cilia, an electronic instrument/controller inspired by the Japanese Shakuhachi (a traditional vertical bamboo flute)....MORE |
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DAVID STOUT
The Hothouse Project
A 2005 New Interactive Technology Project Residency
David Stout developed The Hothouse Project, a new installation integrating 3-D particle animation, video processing, sound synthesis, interactive sensing and genetic modeling)....MORE |
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MATTHEW OSTROWSKI
atopia: levigation and apophenia
2003 Artist In Residence
Matthew Ostrowski created atopia: levigation and apophenia, a new data transformation program for the internet....MORE |
| | |  | DAVID FIRST Operation:Kracpot 2002 Certificate Student project David First created a system of musical composition that uses Max/MSP to translate realtime
transmissions of geophysical data via the internet into musical chord
structures.........MORE
| | | |  | PAMELA Z Max/MSP work 2001 Artist In Residence During her Harvestworks residency, Pamela split her time
between two projects– one involving work with Harvestworks programmer
Dafna Naftali to further develop the MAX patches used.........MORE | | | |  | CHRISTOPHER BAILEY Harvest Kitchen 2007 Artist In Residence
Christopher Bailey has created "A Database System for Organizing Musique Concrete." The database system allows one to catalogue sounds according to a number of musical parameters......MORE
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