Music.

Music was a big part of my life from Life from 1995 to 2006. From 1995 to 2000 and 2003 to 2006 it was my primary life focus. Touring starting in 2004 until 2006 and culminated with a number of  opportunities including music festival appearances around the globe, a grant to invent two different hardware controllers, and a project to code and then produce realtime 360-degree surround Audio-visual realtime environments.

Music was composed/produced under a few different pseudonyms but primarily as: ArcTone and Conch. Conch is the collaboration between Walter Slootweg and myself, Sebastian Chedal. Conch was primarily a live improv act with a playful ambient sound and frequently entirely unexpected results.

Since 2006 music productivity has been much slower. A time may come when I once again pick up the equipment and tour once again.

Music Materials

Albums

Singles

Unpublished Albums

Raw Live Material and Recordings

  • See and listen to live material and unreleased material as Conch and ArcTone
    • [so many tracks to uploading… need poking to keep doing it, haha]

Music Achievements

Tours and Performances

Live Broadcasts and re-Streams

  • The kids are bored, USA, 2005
  • Official nominal, Entry #6, USA, 2005
  • Digital Nimbus, LA, CA, USA, 2006

Music for Theater and Dance

  • Reigoord dance performance pre-party, NL, 1997
  • Capacitor – Avatars, San Francisco, CA, USA, 2001. (Watch Promo Video)
  • Amsterdam music conservatory duet with Guitar and Dancer, Amsterdam, NL, 2005

Music for TV

  • MTV – Dutch fashion magazine – TV commercial, Amsterdam, NL, 1999

Audio Engineering Services

  • The Black Stilts, Amsterdam, NL, 2010

Grants and Major Projects

  • Steim innovation grant for prototype hardware development, NL, 2005
  • Play, Surreal Projects, NL 2006

Innovation

  • Sticky Fingerz – multi-finger tactile control device for full-hand computer gesture control, 2005
  • 3D 5.1 surround software-hardware multi-computer control system, 2006
  • Real-time bounce and record improvisation self-coded software program, 2006

Teaching