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what is soundwidgets.com?It's a blog where I post cool stuff I find on the web. I try to post projects which more or less relate to the above topics. Sometimes I just post random stuff. This also acts as an informal project blog for a music control device I'm designing and building called the Stribe. I also occasionally post clips and info relating to experimental electronic music I make under the name phineus.
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It means "stripe" or "striped cloth" in Danish.
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Saturday, April 28, 2007
On the Cyber-town
Last weekend we went to the Stata Center at MIT to see the Collision Collective exhibit. My old friend Bill Tremblay was there helping out. I met Bill at MassArt back in the day. He did the actual construction and electronics on the Sound Square IR light harp.Last night we went to see ZAP! at the Museum of Science. Bill was there, too, in charge of robotics. I told him about the FTIR table I want to build and he seems intrigued.
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