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    PushPullPowWow 2019
    Updated Jan 08, 2020

    PushPullPowWow 2019

    Jan 08, 2020

    This exercise is about trying out elementary relationships between sound and movement / action with MuLab.

    1. Select an "elementary gesture" (pulling, pushing, hitting, throwing)

    2. Think about how this gesture might affect the sound.

      1. Action-Sound Relationship: Direct, indirect, no connection (e.g. echo, "response")?

      2. Meaning / Emotion: How does the sounding movement "feel"?

    3. Record your own sounds and import them to the TX16WX Sampler (https://www.tx16wx.com/)

    4. Translate this sound gesture with instruments and filters of your choice

      1. Pitch, Filter, Amplification Modulations, LFOs

      2. Map the required parameters to Midi Control Events (sliders / knobs on the keyboard) and try them out with your partner!



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