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Making Improvised Music for iPad and Percussion with Ensemble Metatone

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2014-07-09

Authors

Martin, Charles

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The Australasian Computer Music Association

Abstract

Ensemble Metatone was founded by Charles Martin in 2013 to create a collaborative performance practice using custom iPad apps and percussion. This group combined aspects of established traditions of improvising contemporary percussion groups and laptop orchestras with the new affordances of mobile touch-screen devices. This paper outlines our strategies for assimilating iPads into the group, developing new musical works, and staging performances.

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computer music, ensemble, performance, artistic research, mobile music

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/95314

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Open Access Research

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Conference paper

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Proceedings of the Australasian Computer Music Conference 2014

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Open Access

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Paper from conference proceedings.

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