I used text keyboard input to control center frequency, with 1-4 as the presets for the left and 5-8 for the right. I used moses to separate left and right and scaled the ASCII values to fit the range. I had sliders for everything and controlled volume with bangs.

Tonight from 7-9 pm in 149 Lincoln Hall, there will be a free class on Eastern European music taught by Joel Rubin, today's foremost performer and scholar of klezmer. All instrumentalists and vocalists are welcome.

This Thursday, CUKE is giving a free concert with Yiddish nigunim (folk songs) at Anabel Taylor Hall One World Room at 8 pm. Guests Joel Rubin and Rabbi Eli Silberstein of Chabad will be performing with the ensemble.

Both events are free and open to the public.

I'm a little confused using Abelton Live, especially with saving my files. Is there a way to save in .wav format instead of .als?

Hi, my name is Ramya Tadipatri. I am a freshman in the engineering school.

I have a fair amount of experience with music, but not so much with digital music. I played violin in an orchestra for about seven years and took piano/keyboard lessons for about ten. I've studied a little theory as well. Here at Cornell, I play violin in CUKE (Cornell University Klezmer Ensemble) and clarinet in the marching band.

As far as computer experience goes, I have a little bit of programming background and have played around with Finale NotePad and such, but that is about it; I have not taken Music 120. I am really looking forward to getting a lot out of this course.

Ramya