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The Dinosaur at War

2008-2010

Winter Concert, CCRMA, February 2nd, 2010
“The Dinosaur at War 2”, a new presentation of a telematic performance by the Net vs. Net Collective, this time featuring two local and one remote performer. Fernando Lopez-Lezcano and Juan Pablo Cáceres at CCRMA with two analog synthesizers (including El Dinosaurio) and Alain Renaud in England with two more (previously performed during my stay at TU Berlin).

Program Notes
CCRMA @ TU, Elektroakustische Musik hoeren, TU Berlin, May 22nd, 2008
Net vs. Net Collective

for Three Synthesizers, Three Locations, and One Acoustic Network of Four Channels.

Performers: Net vs. Net, this time:
- Fernando Lopez-Lezcano @ TU, Berlin:
  El Dinosaurio
- Juan-Pablo Cáceres @ CCRMA, STANFORD:
  Synth + FDN network reverberator
- Alain Renaud @ SARC, Belfast:
  Analog Synth
This piece is a structured improvisation that explores a 3-ways synthetizer (2 real analog, one fake analog) extravaganza. On top of that, feedbacks and delays are explored network acoustic path, using a 4-channel Feedback Delay Network. This piece takes also inspiration in the original Lopez-Lezcano's "El dinosaurio habla", for analog synth and superlooper. We use Jacktrip, SuperCollider, a lot of analog and digital circuits, and The Network.

Program Notes

Composer, performer, lecturer and computer systems administrator at CCRMA, Stanford University