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Laptork is an Argentina-based laptop orchestra, directed by Esteban Insinger and Fabian Kesler.
The group uses laptops, along with custom software and sensors, to create a computer music orchestra:
We can see the relationship with the orchestra concept transfered to the present, where the computers are our sound generators (in a violin they are the strings), the sensors are the exciters (they are in a violin the arch and the fingers), and the speakers are the resonant bodies (in a wooden violin it is the box). Hence, we speak of an “orchestra”, because we keep its essence, its concept, but we think it from a modern point of view.
You can preview the sound of Laptork below:
via apc
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11 Responses to “Laptork – Argentina’s Laptop Orchestra”
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superb
it seems very pro
how many laptops are in stage???
i d like to see it
que bueno y en argentina
Esta mujer pagará por todo.
BUT THE ACCOUNT IS GROWING UP
what a fuckÑKIOI
SE LA BANCAN
it seems like a futurustic set