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Remix and robo

ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 educators program, 2007
We present Remix and Robo, new composition and performance based tools for robotics control. Remix is a tangible interface used to sample, organize and manipulate gesturally-recorded robotic motions. Robo is a modified game controller used to capture robotic motions, adjust global motion parameters and execute motion recordings in real-time.
Hayes Raffle, Hiroshi Ishii, Laura Yip
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Remixing jazz culture

Jazz Research Journal, 2012
In the twenty-first century, cosmopolitan musical collectivities reinvigorate the architectural spaces of urban neighbourhoods to forge new engagements with culture and technology. Within the New European city, hybrid economic forums (Lessig) generate musical activities involving both shared practices such as musical bartering and proprietary resources
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Remix

2018
Resampling earlier chapters’ stories about urbanization, tradition, voice, gender, and genre, this epilogue looks back at changes in the Senegalese hip hop scene in the wake of the 2011–2012 Y’en a Marre movement. Showing how global narratives about hip hop resistance can have unexpected consequences, it reflects on scholars’ material and ...
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Identity remix

European Journal of Cultural Studies, 1999
This article reports on ethnographic research into processes of cultural continuity and change amongst a group of second-generation Pakistani Scots in Edinburgh. Using the metaphor of remix music, the authors explore constructions of identity in the context of new global and local transformations.
Karen Qureshi, Shaun Moores
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Remix

BioScope: South Asian Screen Studies, 2021
Kuhu Tanvir, Ramna Walia
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Remix

Bühnentechnische Rundschau
208 Seiten, 120 Farbabb., 24 × 30 cm, gebunden, Deutsch/Englisch.
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Fandom’s Remix

2019
Environmentalists rarely talk about popular culture, associating it more with the excesses of “throwaway living” than with sustainability's custodial sensibilities. There is some truth to this skepticism. However, that doesn't mean that the popular can never be associated with sustainable living.
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Anabaptist ReMix

2022
The creative clash of tradition and innovation causes many cultures to be in continuous remix. Crucibles of adaptation are present in religion, law, education, science, technology, publishing, arts, media, etc. The present volume Anabaptist ReMix: The Varieties of Cultural Engagement is a case study of one tradition—Anabaptists and Mennonites—and ...
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Remixing Reference

2015
Contemporary tracks remix sounds from different places and times. To analyze the manifold constellations in and shapes of these remixes is challenging. Peter J. Burkholder made a first attempt, here is yet another.
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Remix

2017
Dave Chaffey, PR Smith
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