Recently I switched to Pro Tools 9 as my main DAW (from Digital Performer). There are many reasons for this, not the least of which is I like it better. I also find myself using the …
dj sniff (aka, Takuro Mizuta Lippit) visits UCSD…
And of course I make him pose for a shot for my blog… Jeff and dj sniff (http://djsniff.com/) What a great, albeit too brief, visit from Takuro. In addition to being a turntablist, experimental musician/performer…he is …
Berlin: September 1-4, 2010
Rosa Luxemburg Skyline… Isambard Khroustaliov – computer and Maurizio Ravalico – percussion, found objects atClub der polnischen Versager .. .. We can see who is moving the most… Skyline With Thea at the World Clock Axel …
Berlin: August 13-31, 2010
A bunch of random shots from my last few weeks here…food, drink, music, trains….seems to be the theme….Click any picture to enlarge it. Ariana at Manna Vego World! Seitan Currywurst! Green Bier? Thea and the trikes… …
Paul DeMarinis at the DAAD Gallery in Berlin
A very beautiful show at the DAAD in Berlin closed on Saturday…Paul DeMarinis’ pneuma featured speakers whose cones would rise and fall in sync while playing the sound of an individual (different for each speaker) sleeping …
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Berlin: August 10-12, 2010
BBQ at Jürg Bariletti’s in Friedrichshain, two days of caffeine fueled recording with Roy Carroll (he makes the best espresso in Wedding, second place is Coffee Star), caught Tom Arthurs‘ performance at Wendel (smoking), Maria Chavez …
Berlin: August 8-9, 2010
After a very nice train trip from Amsterdam (first class is worth the extra 10 euro) I arrived in Berlin. We have a lovely apartment in Wedding (“we” being Phil Skaller, Ayesha Khatun, Carolyn Chen, Ariana …
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Mark Dresser, Han Bennink, Mary Oliver session…
Jeff and Joachim in Studio 269/203, University of California San Diego(Click any image to enlarge.) I had the absolute pleasure of recording Mark Dresser, Han Bennink and Mary Oliver last night. My dear friend and tonmeister …
STEIM Blog…The Trumpet and Spatialization
The following is from the STEIM Project Blog **************************** “Noise Trumpet,” as some of my friends call it, is using extended techniques on the trumpet to make it sound what many people would call un-trumpet-like. The …