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steve | March 27, 2009 in events | View Comments

Here’s a 75 minute improvised jam session recording of 3 of Dobox’s artists: QORSER, The Rhythmist, and Steve Cooley, during the last hour and a half of “Silicon Valley Techno Jam Session #1″… all three artists came into the set without a preconceived preparation, so this is the rawest of the raw elements of what these three are made of. The tempo is a steady 142 bpm, so get ready for some bangin’ tech!!
stevecooley | March 20, 2009 in events | View Comments
Here’s an updated and edited file from QORSER, The Rhythmist, and Steve Cooley at silicon valley techno jam session #1… trust us, you’ll be glad you listened to this version instead of the raw file.
stevecooley | February 26, 2009 in events | View Comments
We had a way bigger response than we expected, and it was pretty awesome, so thanks to everyone who came out to jam at Works! We had 9 people participating at the peak, and 6 people who walked in off first street to check it out and see the exhibit in the gallery. Thanks again!
If you liked this event or if you’d like to participate in something like it, definitely check out Share-SJ.
Here are the media files I have… if you have more, please post a comment.
Hour one audio
Hour two audio
Hour three audio
Hour four audio … and the last couple few minutes






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stevecooley | October 21, 2008 in events | View Comments
Tim writes:
We’re going to have our monthly jam/experimentation session at Villa Montalvo this Wednesday (i.e. tomorrow), from 7:30 to 10:00pm. Details/directions can be found here:
http://montalvoarts.org/events/sharesj_oct08/
We’re going to be in the Carriage House Theatre.
MIDI (wired and wireless) and OSC (wired and wireless) will be distributed in various experimental ways. We’ll have a number of people doing video as well as audio. Much fun will be had. Come join us. Observers are as welcome as participants. Bring cables if you bring equipment.
…Tim…
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stevecooley | March 25, 2008 in events | View Comments
stevecooley | January 22, 2008 in events,news | View Comments
Tomorrow (Wednesday) night we’re going to have the second meeting of SHARE San Jose (see http://share-sj.org for more info). Unlike the first meeting (which was a jam/talk session) this one will be talk/show, at a coffee shop in Campbell. It will be fairly informal – there will be opportunity for people to introduce themselves, talk about how our next jam session will be organized (which will be at Anno Domini), and talk/show whatever people bring to talk/show about. Details:
Wednesday Jan 23, 7:30pm (coffee shop closes at 10pm)
Orchard Valley coffee shop
349 E. Campbell Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
Feel free to being laptops to show/demo things. Headphones & splitters may come in handy.
…Tim…
Be there!
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stevecooley | December 5, 2007 in events | View Comments
Attention Peninsula, East, and South Bay electronic musicians!! Share San Jose has begun.
If you want to come join us to collaborate on improvisational electronic music and video, go join the mailing list and read up on what we’re all about.
First meetup is thursday, december 13th, 7pm-ish… so save the date and prepare to jam with us.
stevecooley | August 2, 2007 in events | View Comments
Works/San José had their first new music night event in their new space last friday, here’s the video from the night:
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stevecooley | March 26, 2007 in events,tools | View Comments
Derek Scott and myself (Steve Cooley) will be presenting our findings on “Making DIY music tools control DIY visuals” at the Maker Faire, 2007. We’ll be showing a combination of Pure Data (PD), Open Sound Control (OSC), Processing, and Quartz Composer. Hope to see you there!

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stevecooley | January 30, 2007 in events | View Comments
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