Well, I am open to anything, but I am interested to see what the final
products that people are creating, or even just works in progress. It
is one thing to just look at the software, but I think that the whole
point of using the software is to create something that is MORE than
just the software?
I mean, it would be cool to do both? The first part would be a kind of
mini performance, followed by a Q&A thing... and then I guess from
there there could be more exchanges about the software...
I mean, what is the point of these Patching Circles? Is it only about
the software? Or what we are doing WITH the software? I know, it is
one of those double edged swords... as both aspects are interesting,
or else we wouldn't be working with it.
You all know my idea from the above, so I am completely open to any
suggestions for the format.
Also, to remind people, if you would like to hook things up to a sound
system, they have aboard that we could hook up several computers to at
the same time, I have not looked at the specifics of the sound system,
but I can get that info and pass it on...
Mike
On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 7:35 PM, Jacob Lee <artdent@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm still interested :-). Question about the format, though: Is this
> going to be more learning-oriented or more performance-oriented? That
> is, are we planning to sit around a table, show patches, ask for help,
> etc., or should I be prepared to rock out for 10 minutes or so? Either
> one is cool, I just need to figure out how best to spend the next two
> weeks.
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Jacob Lee
> artdent@gmail.com
>
>
>
> On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 5:26 PM, Mike McGonagle <mjmogo@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Just a reminder about the patching session. Basically, we are on for
>> Sunday, December 14th, at 5pm. The location is:
>>
>> Red Line Tap
>> 7006 N Glenwood
>> Chicago, IL
>>
>> If you are going via the EL, go to the Morse Stop, and exit to the
>> north end of the platform. From there, go northwest on Glenwood, the
>> Red Line Tap is the first door from the corner.
>>
>> If you are driving, there is a parking lot to the north, 2 block. It
>> is a shared lot with the Trilogy center, at Estes and Glenwood. If you
>> need a map, you can try google maps.
>>
>> If everyone who is interested in showing the work they have in
>> progress could email me, I would like to put together a small list of
>> all the participants.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Mike
>>
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>> we have, every quality, every strength, every dream, every high ideal.
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