All of my best friends working together in a live performance of … guess who?

Composer | Pianist | Music Informatics
All of my best friends working together in a live performance of … guess who?
After several years of delays and countless months of preparation, Music in the Constellation at National Sawdust is finally here.
Before I hop on the flight to NYC, we need one final sound check. Move everything into a different room and see if we have everything needed to make beautiful music…
Of course, we can’t actually HEAR anything so for now we’ll just need to be sure the flux capacitor is… fluxing.
I’ve heard there are decaffeinated brands on the market that are as tasty as the real thing. In this case, not so much.
What’s this? I have a package, you say? Just in time…
Greg discusses the compositional advantages of working with different audio configurations.
Music in the Constellation: An In-Person Immersive Audio Experience, The Future Is… Festival June 11th, 2022 at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, NY
The Future Is… festival at National Sawdust is coming THIS June and features an immersive audio concert I’ve been creating since 2019.
Tickets are available here.
Well, we did it. We fully maxed out all the addressable channels in Sawdust’s custom Spacemap® system.
Composer Greg Wilder curates an evening of contemporary music from 1 to the 102 speakers that make up the Meyer Sound Constellation at National Sawdust. Featuring seminal works by Frank Zappa and Karlheinz Stockhausen in their original format, the evening explores immersive audio and the creative opportunities it affords in a way that can only experienced first hand in the space itself.
Setting up for Food & Shelter – a ghost story for those who sometimes wonder if they themselves might be ghosts… A darkly moving fairytale about love. 💜🖤💜
Music was released in Feb 2022. Click Here to listen!
It seems a wood elf came in the night and installed a 7.1.4 Atmos system in the cabin. Just in time, too. So many multi-channel projects slated for 2022…
Maybe 12 speakers is too many for any one person to handle?