Hi fellow MCN-ers! Since audio stuff is way outside the scope of my expertise, I'm wondering if anyone has any advice I could forward to our School, Teacher, and Family Programs Coordinator. The exhibition she's referring to runs through July 6th, 2008. We have a Mac laptop we use for audio recording sometimes, but I don't know how to get it to do what she would like it to do, or if it's possible. I don't want to send her a "sorry, we can't do it" if I can avoid it, but I'm kinda stumped about alternate solutions. Anyone have any suggestions or ideas? Thanks in advance! Perian Sully Collection Database & Records Administrator Judah L. Magnes Museum 2911 Russell St. Berkeley, CA 94705 510-549-6950 x 335 http://www.magnes.org <http://www.magnes.org/> Contributor, http://www.musematic.org <http://www.musematic.org/>
________________________________ I am a bit stymied about how to proceed with my thoughts about Yadegari: I would like the families to listen carefully in Revisions to the blending and layering of sounds and music. Then I would like them to go to the library and SOMEHOW create an audio version of family created music, sounds, etc. This of course could be as simple as recording onto a tape, but what I'd really like is to find a way for the families to record separate "tracks"-digitally-that would be "layered" and so that their creation could be burned on a cd and then taken home. Is this at all feasible? I know music can be created through Garage Band on the mac, but how about the recording of voices, bells, chimes, etc-blended with Garage Band sounds?
