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Aug 7, 2007

The $10 Ableton Footcontroller

I published an article on Createdigitalmusic.com last week detailing how to build a footcontroller for use with programs like Ableton Live out of commonly found materials, for about $10. You can read the article here. You can see my demonstrative video there, but I'm going to post it here as well because I like it:

¶ 8/07/2007 11:09:00 AM

Comments:

Michael-- very very cool. I want to come over to your pad and take an Ableton lesson/inspiration session. I can also give you back your cooler. Are you in town?

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fueledbycoffee : August 9, 2007 3:31 PM

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My work investigates how vibrating waves of energy and human consciousness interact. I utilize traditional musical instruments, handbuilt analog electronics, video processes, digital synthesis, and repurposed objects to build harmonic wave patterns. These patterns are projected into physical space, creating a unique and temporary audiophysical experience.

: Name: Michael Una; Location: Chicago, IL, United States

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