SEAMUS 2012, 4Quarters, and Ed Martin’s son
One thing I haven’t really given thought about is the possibility for my project 4Quarters to be tailored for kids. But after watching SEAMUS 2012 Co-Director Ed Martin’s son come in and play with it, I realized this might be something worth developing.
There’s a feature in 4Quarters where one can access the ‘low shelf’ filter, and as it is currently set, one can isolate and amplify a narrow frequency band so that it is much louder than any other sound playing. Check out Ed’s son going to town with it.
As a side note, having just returned from the conference, it was a stellar experience. There’s such a wealth of knowledge and a lot of really great people, all geeking out together. Really fun. I was impressed with how well it all went. Kudos to Asha Srinivasan, Ed Martin, and the rest of the crew that put it together.





