Routine Morning Routine

My learning adventure #2 submission for Dr. Stager's EDC 664 in the Online Master of Arts in Learning Technologies (Cadre 12) at Pepperdine University.

I chose to take the opportunity afforded by the composition assignment to play around with the use of motion and infrared sensors (via the Wii Remote) in revealing the music hidden in the uncaptured data of daily life. The results are admittedly absurd and not completely enjoyable, but I tried to document the process and present in a fun way.

I learned two important facts that should be shared at the outset:
1. Matching a beat for more than a few measures takes practice.
2. "Flexi-time" in Sibelius means that the program attempts to compensate for the user's deviations from being on-beat by changing the song's tempo, thus destroying any hope of matching video and audio later.

Sheet music available here:
http://students.pepperdine.edu/cdmarti4/RoutineMorningRoutine.pdf

Honestly, I had so much fun with this one that I might just have to print out a copy on some fancy paper and give it a nice binding.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• composition
• sibelius
• pepperdine
• OMET
• MALT
• Learning Technologies
• wiimote
• wii remote