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Friday, October 21, 2011

CFRO : Sound-walking Ethnography, Place and Belonging in the Broughton Archipelago


An Interview with MA Candidate in the School of Communication Jennifer Schine, on her research and experience in the Broughton Archipelago with Excerpts of Sound Recordings/Walks and Interviews of local expert and pioneer of the community Billy Proctor.
First Aired on CFRO, Vancouver Coop Radio, 14 Sept 2011.
Soundcloud : CFRO : Sound-walking Ethnography, Place and Belonging in the Broughton Archipelago

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

I'm your Fan

Just gotta say, i'm a fan of:



Sculptor - Jannet Echelman

Biennial of the Americas
"1.26" Sculpture Project
TED Talk



Shoe Designer -
Alexander Wang

Painter - Anna-Eva Bergman
Blue Mountain Anna-Eva Bergman

Thursday, May 19, 2011

EatMyTO

Dinner / French Trad
La Palette - http://www.lapalette.ca/

Vegan / Breakfast
Sadie's Diner & Juice Bar - 504 Adelaide Street West, Toronto

Lunch / Vegan
Karine's All Day Breakfast And Vegan Vegetarian, 109 McCaul Street, Toronto

Coffee / Great
The Common 1071 College St, Toronto

Dinner / Modern
Swan Restaurant 892 Queen Street West, Toronto

Drink / Canadiana
Communist's Daughter, 1149 Dundas Street West, Toronto

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Burrard Bridge Stairwell Project: Project Description

Burrard Bridge Stairwell Project: Project Description: "Josh Hite and Scott Billings are working on a video project in a hidden stairwell inside of the Burrard Bridge. The stairwell once allowed p..."

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Software: Pitch Tracer - Version 01

I'm please to release a simple utility to observe the pitch in real time of any simple audio source, e.g. simple voice or monophonic instrument.

Pitch Tracer - Version 01 - Download

This initial release is MacOS only, Win32 and Max for Live will be release if there is demand.

Features:
  • Real Time Analysis
  • MIDI Note, Frequency Output
  • Real Time Frequency Graphing
  • Selectable Input Sensitivity Range
Full Disclosure: this is wrapping of the fiddle object by Miller Puckette et al.

Enjoy.