Pictures from RSVP with Peter Kirn
Some impressions from our first RSVP evening.
Our “classroom” at the Viktoria Kaserne.
The room is filling up.
Peter talks about the history of notation…
…and points out that our century-old system is still the basis for most music software today.
There are some alternative interfaces though, like Reactable.
Peter explains the MIDI protocol and its shortcomings.
Some discussions in the audience at the end of Peter’s presentation.
Notes.
More pictures from one of our guests (thanks, miss unlikely).
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