JazzMutantProject

From: stofer (stofer@jazzmutant.com)
Date: 12/10/02


The following message was posted to: dance-tech

Greetings,

My name is Franck Stofer and I am the owner of the experimental music record
label Sonore, from France, which released CDs such as Chris Brown's 'Talking
Drum's', Fuzzybunny's 'Fuzzybunny', Carl Stone's 'Nak Won' or Yuko Nexus6's
'Journal de Tokyo' (more info  at 
<http://www.sonore.com>http://www.sonore.com). I am sending this
letter to you today because I am representing a small team
comprised of Bordeaux-based musicians, sound engineers, programmers. They
are interested in expanding the use of Max/MSP.  This team is called
JazzMutant (Guillaume Largillier, Julien Olivier and Pascal Joguet - more
info will be available soon at jazzmutant.com).

As with most Max/MSP programmers, their areas of interest are live
performances, algorithmic compositions, real-time interactions and sound
installations.  At the same time, they are contributing to several
scientific projects within the SCRIME, an acoustic-music and computer
science research laboratory also based in Bordeaux.

Regurlarly facing tricky problems with real-time control and being
unsatisfied with standard solutions, they decided to conceive a dedicated
controller able to answer live performance needs. They have developed a
controller which is modular enough to adapt itself to a diversity of
instruments. It fully utilizes the tactile skills of the user, and is handy
and portable. Briefly, their product can be defined as a handy
touchpanel-based controller with all the necessary hardware and software to
setup, display and manipulate sophisticated user interfaces.

In order to finalize the controller development and to consider
manufacturing an evaluation version in short-term, we need to collect from
Max/MSP community, informations and suggestions to validate the relevance of
our technological choices.  Therefore we would be grateful if you could
contribute to our initiative by filling in the following questionnaire.

<http://www.jazzmutant.com/form.html>http://www.jazzmutant.com/form.html

For any comments or questions regarding JazzMutant project or the
questionnaire itself, don't hesitate to contact us at 
<mailto:info@jazzmutant.com>info@jazzmutant.com
You can also subscribe to a JazzMutant newsletter which should be created
soon.  Thanks for your time.

Best Regards,

Franck Stofer





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