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Frylab is a loose
collective of musicians participating in jam sessions aboard
the Frying Pan Lightship in New York City since 2001. The
theme is freedom, fun and experimentation as we test new instruments
alongside traditional ones and blend styles at will. Numerous
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Bob
Huott
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Bob is a musician, sound designer/engineer
and instrument designer. He studied recording and acoustics
with David Moulton, graduating from SUNY Fredonia's Tonmeister
Studies program in 1987. After attending CCRMA's Physical
Interaction Design for Music workshop at the Banff Centre
for the Arts in 2004, he completed a residency at the Banff
Centre in ‘05, producing the latest prototype.
Two recent designs have been presented at NIME: the Ski in
'02, and the Bean in '05. Both are experiments in shapes and
mapping strategies on sensate surfaces.
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Ed
Hartley
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Ed is a sound engineer for live television,
musician, and instrument builder. Also a graduate of SUNY
Fredonia, he is an expert in large-scale broadcast audio systems.
His extended guitar design work spans over 10 years working
with Max and many kinds of sensors. Within Max, an evolving
network of patches gives Ed a uniquely broad palette of sound
processors and generators.
Ed has designed custom Max applications that are in use at
major television networks.
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Jim
Kerswell
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Jim graduated from the Tonmeister program of
SUNY Fredonia with an Applied degree in Double Bass performance.
He is an audio engineer for MSNBC, where he also is in charge
of mixing live musical performances for the Don Imus radio
program. He has produced and engineered numerous jazz and
electronic pop albums.
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Dan, one of New York City's most active and
versatile woodwind specialists, performs regularly across
a wide spectrum of music from Jazz to New Music. A graduate
of the Eastman School of Music, Dan studied the Oboe with
Dr. Richard Killmer, Jazz with Bill Dobbins and Ramon Ricker,
and arranging with Rayburn Wright. Read Dan's complete bio
here.
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| © 2007
Bob Huott. All rights reserved. |
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