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The feedback resonator project is on pause right now while I prepare for a local pride event. The next step in that project is probably going to be rewiring the pickup connections, and I might try ordering my first PCB with the help of J, who already made a starter board in kicad with footprints for the pickups and a passive mix section!

The pride event is happening at Levee Park, and I think I found a nice spot for us to set everything up where there are some benches and grass and sun by the water, and some concrete forms and walls surrounding the steps where we might find good reflections. Six channels will be exciter/resonators of some sort, in three wireless groups that can be distributed maybe near the wall surrounding the grassy area.

Four channels will be bluetooth speakers – already a classic staple of this park, to be really authentic I should find someone to carry them around on skateboards… those I think will be the best reflectors, and easy to move around and tuck into corners.

The laptop will produce all 10 channels, loud enough to fill that section of the park with tones, but quiet enough to leave room for a trombone, cello and violin accompaniment. I think we’ll all be unamplified, but the strings might be amplified.

The computer part so far is filtered pulsar long tones based around the first 8 overtones of F and C, but I plan to retune somewhat as I write the ensemble parts. Those rules will be loose, the whole thing I imagine will transition to and from a few different sections, with game rules and simple scores for each section. The long tone section maybe featuring sparse ensemble playing, coordinated around a set of one to three note gestures played together ad hoc… and so on with maybe a swarmy arp section an open air section and a ring-resonance section.

Simple enough rules to be able to enjoy playing, and play for some hours potentially, as long as the batteries hold out.