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is LCEEM

Laboratory for Contemporary Electronic Experimental Music [LCEEM] 

rec.name : " A Tribute  to Geo600 Hanover 1 "
A   Databending Composition  

The compositional approach is based on the analysis of processes.
The given choreography of the melting of the characters as a process is very short - even the animation which was used must be analyzed greatly slowed down -When transforming this Animation in midi data changes the process and transfer to a digital or analog electronic sound device is an elementary part of the material composition.
It is this relationship or potential in the data that is artistically “researched”.
Sonification is actually “just” artistic transformation .

Part 2
 GW170817 Numerical Relativity Simulation Of A Binary Neutron Star Merger visit :
https://youtu.be/9bIigoApsaE
other:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP6lnOx6Z50


credit to: Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics

This Simulation used for a Data- Midi- Transfer Sonification

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dyn9KbB_zeo
Visit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interferometry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1tBQd-Zh3s

date: 27-04-2024

A Tribute to Geo600 Hanover  Max Elzholz

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LCEEM 
Laboratory for Contemporary Electronic Experimental Music was founded by Max Elzholz.

Max Elzholz (1963),buy 1982 his first Moog Synthesizer, studied fine art and worked as a painter, sculptor, experimental computer and robotics artist in the 90s -2000s in Germany and France - In 1998-1999 at Cité des Arts in Paris and at the beginning of 2000 as Interim professor in the field of Sound art and Sculpture - since 2004 he has been involved with his project Trampelfâd , the Neoilsomgroup and the ZW  Studio .
He has been a founder of the LCEEM since 2023.Work with experimental electronic music with a focus on:

Exploring the Serendipity -
Sonification - Aleatoric - Improvisation - Science - 
Electroacoustic Music- Non-deterministic Systems - 
Granular Sample Textures - Databending - Comprovisations -a little Physics, a little Coincidence ,a little Art

A Tribute to Geo600 Hanover Max Elzholz

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