Kempton Mooney Less Profundity, More Secundity

A while ago I decided to take some writing I did on art theft and turn it into a novel. A wrote a draft, titled it “Taking It,” then let it set down and forgot about it for a while. Recently, I took another look at it and added a little polish to it.
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Here’s a sampler built in Pure Data. It allows for the playing of two samples at a time, and multiple effects can be applied to each sample individually. Fun for messing around with, and for performing.
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Here are a couple more monome patches:
Monome emulator for a computer keyboard (in Max/MSP)
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Monome 8 step sequencer (in Max/MSP)
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Here are two different drum machines written in Pure Data.
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Blinker is an app designed in Pure Data for the monome. It creates a bunch of light patterns that can be controlled through a variety of toggles.
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Here are a bunch of old tracks from before the redesign. If you can’t find something you are looking for, just let me know, I probably have a version laying around….
Every Cliche Available:
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Hotel Greystone [...]

For anyone who is looking for the old mix tapes, here’s a list of some of the mixes from the old site:
The Christmas Mix

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Live 11/26/08

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The Post-Election Mix: Bye Bye Bush

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The Halloween Mix: Bump in the Night

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The Redone Album: Available at Lulu.com
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In 1965, conceptual art came into use as a term defining art with primary importance placed on the artists’ propositional concept, de-emphasizing the manner of execution. Conceptual art as a popular phenomenon, known as conceptualism, had a profound impact upon the art world as a whole because it could manifest itself in any material or [...]

A short paper on the Constructivist movement in Russia in the early part of the twentieth century.
First published in 2000.
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A short paper on the repercussions of online media distribution.
First published in 2001.
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