Charlie DeTar
charles.f.detar@dartmouth.eduI am an alumni of the Dartmouth electro-acoustic music program (graduated January 2007), and am currently a student at the MIT Media Lab. This page lists some of the work I completed at Dartmouth college. My up-to-date current home page is tirl.org.
2007
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Thesis: Transgressive Interactive Art, a series of installation pieces designed to assault the audience.
2006
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Faith in Red,
a "tape" piece for 8 channel sound, performed at ICMC on Nov. 6, 2006.
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"Netic Box", a now discontinued web service for collaborative control
of an audio synth, and
MaxJax,
a set of AJAX knobs and sliders for real-time collaborative control.
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Colorblobs,
a data management abstraction for Cycling '74's MaxMSP.
2005
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Eine Kleine Gamelan
(Computer) Music, a MaxMSP implementation of Larry Polansky's
HMSL rendering of Daniel Goode's original score.
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Anna's Music Box,
a MaxMSP implementation of Larry Polansky's HMSL generative composition
tool.
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Sankhara,
a performance composition for 8 channels and 8 singers.
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Atlanticnz,
an allegory on climate change for drinking glasses, water, and computer.
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Drei Musik Boxen mystery
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Projects
for Music 105,
"Systems of Musical Thought".
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A python interpreter
based on Bill Orcutt's
nyptho for OS 10.3 and MaxMSP.
2004
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A web-based
automatic electro-acoustic music generator
(now discontinued).
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A
beatbox in MaxMSP.
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A java version of Galloob's babble