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Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T15:46:46Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LOAD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:57:40Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LAOD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:57:30Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LAOD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

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[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:57:22Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LAOD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:57:08Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LAOD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:56:58Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LAOD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:56:45Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

'''IF MEDIA DOES NOT LAOD, RESORT TO LINK BELOW:'''
Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:56:00Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

If above embedded video does not load, resort to this:
Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:55:22Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

If above embedded video does not load, resort to this:
Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:54:04Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:Presentation.mp4</mediaplayer>

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

File:Presentation.mp4

2022-04-28T02:53:43Z

Jachlebowski: Final Video Presentation

== Summary ==
Final Video Presentation

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:51:56Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4</mediaplayer>

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:51:34Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4<mediaplayer>

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:51:14Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: <mediaplayer>https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4</mediaplayer>

[[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:50:13Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:42:17Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4

2022-04-28T02:40:19Z

Jachlebowski:

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:37:52Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp4]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:36:30Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp3]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:36:23Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]
Final Project Audio: [[File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp3]]

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

File:Lo-Fi-FinalProject2-jachlebowski.mp3

2022-04-28T02:35:17Z

Jachlebowski:

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:21:32Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project File:

Final Project Audio:

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:21:19Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation:

Final Project File:

Final Project Audio:

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:19:02Z

Jachlebowski:

'''By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)'''

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation: [[File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4]]

Final Project File:

Final Project Audio:

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

File:VideoPresentation-jachlebowski.mp4

2022-04-28T02:17:23Z

Jachlebowski:

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:17:10Z

Jachlebowski:

By: Jacob Chlebowski (jachlebowski@wpi.edu)

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation:

Final Project File:

Final Project Audio:

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:16:41Z

Jachlebowski:

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation:

Final Project File:

Final Project Audio:

[[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:16:33Z

Jachlebowski:

Since starting Foundations of Music Technology roughly four weeks ago, I have gotten a sense of where my interests lay and what I may want to learn more of. Recently, I have been researching the LO-FI (low fidelity) genre, which embraces “technical flaws” that make an arrangement or recording sound differently than that of a live recording. My final project will consist of an already-made or my own original arrangement. I will then apply the appropriate effects. LO-FI contains effects such as distortion, humming, background noises, or a limited frequency response.

Musically, I want to focus on the LO-FI genre and creating my own arrangement or building upon another. Technically, I will make use of the various effects (as mentioned before) MIDI has to offer to allow for a LO-FI “feel.” My intention is to create a laid back arrangement that serves as background music in any occasion (studying, coffee shop, etc.).

I already know the basics of compression, equalizing, and quantization for the purpose of properly producing. I want to make use of the effects (like reverb) to establish a LO-FI piece that I can compare to other LO-FI pieces. I plan to learn new skills by closely listening to LO-FI, and by watching youtube tutorials. I believe aurally I will be able to create the frequencies/sounds that I desire.

I will be working on this project for the remainder of the term and will set bi-weekly goals that I want to achieve in order to produce the respective audio file for submission. I will present the MIDI project, that will also be uploaded with my submission so anyone viewing my project can understand the work behind it.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Project Presentation:

Final Project File:

Final Project Audio:

Categories: [[Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions]] [[Category:Multimedia]] [[Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300)]] [[Category: Advisor:Manzo]]

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T02:16:23Z

Jachlebowski: Categories: Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions Category:Multimedia Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300) Category: Advisor:Manzo

Lo-fi Background

2022-04-28T01:57:57Z

Jachlebowski: Categories: Category:Algorithmic, Interactive, & Electro-acoustic Compositions Category:Multimedia Category:Foundations of Music Technology (2300) Category: Advisor:Manzo