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Where do you meet with people that make iOS music?
I’m new to the music making scene and I’m learning allot from this forum, it’s great and I’m grateful for its existence.
But I’m wondering if you have a place (physical, not virtual) where you interact with other iOS musicians and learn from their music tricks and knowledge. It's good to have a virtual place on the net, that's great, but do you have a place where you gather with other musicians and interact with real iOS minded people. I've searched all around the Internet and found a school in Berlin and Ohio where they teach, and there's also a Meetup in SF also, that’s what I’ve found.
Do you solely just use the Internet to learn about iOS music related stuff? Is the Internet the only place where iOS musicians/enthusiasts learn? No real contact with real people? No disrespect I'm just wondering it would be cool to connect with other real iOS musicians in the flesh. There must be workshops, conventions, etc… out there, no?
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I replied on Reddit. Your best bet is the SF mobile music meetup.
Yes, thanks!
For now mobile music is a niche in a niche in a niche. So it is pretty easier to get along on the net.
I don’t like going outside. I’ve tried it but can’t recommend it. There’s all these other people out there.
yes, hell is other people ^^
classic and now stolen
it's really easy to meet iOS musicians in person, they're just musicians and most musicians have an iPhone or iPad and run some music apps, it's kind of like looking for laptop musicians..... they're everywhere, one and the same.
There ought to be a meet up in London (what with it being the greatest city in the world )...
If I was less lazy i'd organise one for iOS producers making electro/beats/dance music.
I'd certainly go to it if someone less lazy organised it.
It would require a room at the back of a pub with a decent PA i'd have thought.
Would those beats be repetitive beats? Careful, there.
I think the first step would be to tell others where you are. Chances are someone else here lives near you which might be the best start.
With my latest non-IOS projects I'm more and more convinced that the distance is probably one of the most important things in getting a solid project together. This of course is my personal perspective having kids and all.
Of course internet is of great support: Dropbox file sharing etc.
On the other hand (the former is my personal preference), albeit I haven't done it myself, it would probably be in many ways easier to collaborate musically via the Internet. Sometimes not meeting physically eliminates unnecessary BS. You know, when somebody comes to the practice uninspired and/or boycotts ssome creative aspects. Also getting all of the members to show up etc.
Of course gigging becomes a bit of a problem in this scenario
They may well repeat a few times, yes... .
Bea Ts Bea Ts Bea Ts Bea Ts
"...wholly or predominantly characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats"...
Dangerous stuff...
And WiFi for Link
Imagine, 2-3 people performing, but only the audience allowed to control the tempo, could prove interesting
does anyone live in the St. Louis Mo area?
This reminds me of what I wanted to do a couple of years ago. I began an unfinished project. It wasn’t a play, wasn’t a film, wasn’t a book, wasn’t a gig, wasn’t a… well, anything we’re accustomed to. The name was “The Risk Navigator” and the story was (briefly) character that had a modified iPad (yes, I know!) that could see alternatives (using temporal diffraction analysis, a quantum filter type thing built over the iPad camera lens) to what is now occurring. The idea was to present the idea that there’s no “big fan-out” of infinite possibilities, and killing a butterfly in a rainforest (which would no doubt be of the Morphidae family) won’t cause calamities elsewhere, contrary to what popular culture thinks. The idea of The Risk Navigator is that, yes, there’s alternatives to each and every specific tactical situation we face, and we could go this way or that, but it’s not true to say that if we had milk in our coffee this time we’d live a fundamentally different life and therefore all of existence would follow a fundamentally different track than if we had black coffee that time instead. Tactically, yes, there’s different ramifications, but that’s a weaker connection though the network of causality than we think (although if you kill someone and go to prison as opposed to go to university and get a Masters degree, life is indeed irreversibly different) (especially for the person you kill). The point is that there’s different routes through the nodes and edges of the causality network bundle you’re in, but other routes also join back up frequently, like a Project Management PERT chart where nodes can terminate several discrete paths. Hence, you might kill someone when you’re a teenager and go to prison for a lot of your life and by your 70’s live in a house, and own a sausage dog. Or, the alternative would be to go to university, get qualified, go on to do a Masters degree, and in your 70’s live in a house, and own a sausage dog.
The thing about The Risk Navigator was that it was designed to be audience controlled.
Things gets boring when the expected happens, it is when the unexpected happens that things get interesting.
must be that rock n roll stuff ^^
I think the OP has a worthwhile idea. There is only so much you can learn from YouTube and via the forums, I think a great deal can be learned from others by meeting in person. I live 90 minutes from New York City and 2 hours from Boston and it should be easy to find folks within a few hours drive in either direction.
Thanks for the idea, might have to think about how to do that. I'm usually better as an organizer than as a musician... I get these ideas of getting folks together so I can learn, and inevitably I do learn but once seeing everyones skills then I get quiet and just listen and learn, never playing.
Solitude is a hard won ally.
I think we need to institute the First Grand Forum Weekend Getaway Bebot Orchestra Boondoggle and Junket. Preferably in the Caribbean.
Good question, try it too to find ios interestet musicians in the near, the best way is Show whats possible with the thing in there pockets to the physical musicians around you and you will see if its resonate in them...
By the way near of Frankfurt hessen here ;-)
Weekend Getaway Bebot Orgy Bondage Junket?
5 people on stage, 2 in the audience kind of affair.
Good odds .
With £50 or less for the room could get away with £10 a head!
Face to face/voice to voice is always more productive than other forms of communication for anything. > @supadom said:
I'd take part if it were anywhere near me here in Manchester
I'd be well up for a meet up in London...
Any SoCal members here? I'd join a gathering here...
Another for London.