Event Electronics Triple-header at Fat Tuesdays Fais Do Do 5257 West Adams Bl, Los Angeles (Mid-City) Tuesday, August 19, 2003 -- 8:30pm $7 admission List of performers/composers: Mark Trayle/Jeremy Drake: * Mark Trayle, laptop (web site) * Jeremy Drake, electro-acoustic guitar Coded Source: * G.E. Stinson, electric guitar/machines/implements (web site) * Kaoru, voice/toys-objects/electronics * Astra Price, video projection Digital Cutup Lounge: (web site) * John von Seggern, laptop DJ and electric upright bass * Andrew Pask, saxophones and electronic processing * Drummer TBA Summary:    This was "electronics triple-header night" at Fat Tuesdays. Three strong and varied groups in a row all involving electronic processing and generation of sound.    First up was the duo of Mark Trayle's tablet-controlled interface to computer-programmed/collected/controlled sound frameworks, with Jeremy Drake on acoustic guitar played with implements such as tuning forks, rocks, a bow and a hand-held fan, and processed through analog electronics. They provided an animated and textured beginning to the evening.    Next up was G.E. Stinson's "Coded Source" -- the lead of various collaborative projects. He and vocalist-plus Kaoru created a soundscape ranging from etherial to rollicking, in the darkness behind video projections by Astra Price.    Digital Cutup Lounge, a prominent participant in the IDM ("Intelligent Dance Music") remixing scene, followed with an blend of improvisation and mixing in a collage fashion. John von Seggern switched between live bass improv and remixing a variety of abstract and groove textures, while Andrew Pask played soprano and tenor saxes into a MAX/MSP setup with some custom programming to process and sometimes grab/loop his live playing. They were accompanied by live drums, including one segment with hand drumming. -- Dan Krimm [New Music TBD] - Home