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Live. Max. Max For Live. What is it Good for?

Robert Henke
Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 7PM
Studio 1—Goodman

In 2001, the revolutionary Ableton Live software gave birth to a new way of creating and performing electronic music. Ableton Live’s production of endless repetitions of hypnotic beats became a huge success, especially among dance music producers. However, the academic music world has remained highly skeptical, as Abelton Live is not believed to be ideal for a seated audience listening to carefully crafted details. The modular and infinitely personal structure of a framework like Max/MSP has been a long-term standard tool in academic computer music, but Live and Max seem to cater to a very different audience. What happens when those two worlds become more integrated?

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Live. Max. Max For Live. What is it Good for?
Robert Henke
Wednesday 6
7:00 PM
October 2010
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