Chicago Dorkbot: Michael Una & Quantazelle (Liz Revision) do strange things with electricity
| November 28, 2007 | ||
| 8:00 pm |
Create Digital Music contributors Liz McLean-Knight and Michael Una will be presenting at Dorkbot Chicago this month, which falls on Wednesday, November As always, it will take place at the excellent Deadtech, 3321 W. Fullerton Ave. in Chicago.
A self-proclaimed “multi-hyphenate,” Liz McLean Knight–the sole woman behind Quantazelle–is thoroughly immersed in technology, fashion, music, and the often-surprising overlaps between. She will be demonstrating and discussing the art of “micro-sampling” and other swell digital music production techniques. Once she gets going, this whole thing might turn into a dance party.
Michael Una, an audiovisual artist whose work “investigates how vibrating waves of energy and human consciousness interact” will present simple-but-effective techniques for controlling audio software and hardware with inexpensive, commonly found devices like QWERTY Keyboards, video game joysticks, and bicycles.
In addition to the knowledge we’ll be droppin’, beer and pizza will be served. W3rd.
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