| Josef
Klammer, SAMPLER WERKSTADT GRAZ, GRAZER ETIKETT, LC 6185, GES 03, 1992 :: Review Radio Steiermark (only German) | :: shop 188 Klaviersonaten, 94 Tracks mit je 2 Indizes 188 Stich- und Stickmusterdaten der Nähmaschine "Pfaff 1475 CD" wurden vom Computer ausgelesen und in entsprechende Notenwerte umgewandelt. Die Auslenkung der Nadel definiert die Tonhöhe, die Abstände der Stiche den Rhythmus. Die so entstandenen Sequenzen steuern über MIDI einen Ensoniq Performance Sampler. Eingaben über Mikrofon werden vom Computer digitalisiert, in den Arbeitsspeicher der Nähmaschine eingelesen und bestimmen in weiterer Folge den Lauf von Stofftransport und Nähfuß. Das so entstandene Stickmuster entspricht einem Amplituden-Zeit-Diagramm der digitalen Klangaufzeichnung. 188 Piano Sonatas, 94 Tracks with 2 indices each 188 stitching- and embroidery patterns of the sewing machine "Pfaff 1475 CD" were scanned and converted into corresponding note values by the computer. The motion of the needle defines the pitch, the intervals between the stitches the rhythm. Via MIDI the sequences thus created controlled an Ensoniq Performance Sampler. The input of the microphone is digitalised by the computer, read into the main memory of the sewing machine and thus determines the motion of the fabric and the sewing needle. The resulting pattern resembles an amplitude-time-diagram of the digital sound recording. page 2: The input of the microphone is digitalised by the computer, read into the main memory of the sewing machine and thus determines the motion of the fabric and the sewing needle. The resulting pattern an amplitude-time-diagram of the digital sound recording. PC AT 286, VGA-monitor; 8-bit AD-converter card; input amplifier, microphone; sewing machine Pfaff 1475 CD with RS 232-interface page 4: The amplitude defines the motion of the needle, the frequency the intervals between the stitches. Headband, white / neon-colored, cotton / nilon, embroidered page 6: 188 stitching- and embroidery patterns of the "Pfaff 1475 CD" were scanned and converted into corresponding note values by the computer. The motion of the needle defines the pitch, the intervals between the stitches the rhythm. Via MIDI the sequences thus created controlled an Ensoniq Performance Sampler Sound: Ensoniq EPS Grand 76 page 8: 188 Piano Sonatas, 94 tracks with 2 indices each, CD, 8 mm, GES 03, LC 6185, GRAZER ETIKETT 188 stitching- and embroidery patterns
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