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Gæoudjiparl and his sticks

While we were in Lausanne we saw Goodiepal's fantastic lecture about "Radical Computer Music". I ended up swapping a set of sticks for his book "Radical Computer Music and Fantastisk Mediemanipulation".

I can highly recommend trying to get a copy of this little book and trying to compose a MORT AUX VACHES EXTRA EKSTRA.

Goodiepal has informed us that the sticks will be on show amongst a load of other musical curiosities in a gallery in New York some time early 2010.

sticks software is almost ready for release

There are only 10 types of people in the world — those who understand binary, and those who don't.

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Owl Project, and Ed Carter have been selected as the north east winner of a one of the major projects for the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad.

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What are Sticks ?

For thousands of years humans have been hitting sticks together, to scare animals out of the undergrowth, to make music, or as part of mystic ritual. Aborigines and Morris men have known of the power of wooden sticks to create simple rhythms since the dawn of time. Now Owl Project have harnessed the simple magic of two sticks to make the slowest, lowest-tech computer interface ever created. 'Sticks' can be used for writing emails in ascii, keyboard free live coding, or even controlling software based musical instruments, as well as scaring animals.

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