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Jazzperiments



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PostPosted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 4:05 pm    Post subject: Interactive JAM
Subject description: Experimental application for interactive improvisation
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According to Wikipedia, to 'jam' is to play music 'without extensive preparation or predefined arrangements'. In practice, some kind of agreement on the key and tempo is enough to start a successful, inspiring jam session with several players. The objective of the applet Jazzperiments JAM is to enable a musician to jam interactively with a computer. A first version of the application was developed in 2007. Since 2009 the application can be used as a web based Java application which not only generates midi sounds, but also allows players to use samples which are recorded during the jam as musical 'notes'.

While jamming the application analyses the sound produced by one or more players and transforms the acoustic input (with Fourier) to musical data. This makes it possible to converge the input to notes of a specific scale and to create 'real time chords'. Experimenting with the application most musicians notice that it is easy to 'play' with it, although the music produced is very divers. Using Jazzperiments JAM clearly raises new technical and musical questions like: What is the optimal mic setup for interactive playing? Which scale sounds the best? How can feedback be avoided or used deliberately? The answers, solutions and jams played are very personal. Please have a go yourself: http://www.jazzperiments.com, click JAM to start the Java applet. Your remarks and recordings are very much appreciated to improve this experimental application.

Sample jam (tuning fork + clarinet + laptop) http://www.jazzperiments.com/mp3/samplejam.mp3
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PostPosted: Mon May 24, 2010 4:21 am    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread

jazzjam

This piece was recorded whilst streaming...
It uses the web based Java application called Jazzperiments
http://www.jazzperiments.com/jazzperiments.html
[An awesome project!]

Plus...

Nord Modular Classic

A - ChurchOrgan1 - Nord modular Factory Library
B - Broken Robot - Nord modular Factory Library

Nord Modular G2

A - vOboe - Chet - http://www.electro-music.com/forum/post-73717.html
B - vOboe - Chet


john.


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jazzjam - a piece for vOboe, church organ and Jazzperiments.

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