Liza Seigido

"Cyborgs are Dancing" is an opera by Dr. Liza Seigido - one of Miami's award-winning electro-acoustic composers and multimedia artists. The piece is written for processed soprano, processed violin, processed clarinet, motion captured dancer (motion triggers sounds), analogue synth modules, reactive video, reactive lighting, and audience participation via a wireless gaming controller. The real-time audio-visual effects, including the reactive lighting design and projection mapping, are powered by patches constructed in Max 8 by the composer. The audience-member with the gaming controller contributes to the performance by triggering sounds, lighting events, and varying the saturation on the mapped video overlay. The opera was workshopped on Saturday May 4th at St. Bede Chapel in the University of Miami. THE DEVELOPMENT OF "CYBORGS ARE DANCING" RECEIVED FUNDING FROM OPERA AMERICA'S OPERA GRANTS FOR FEMALE COMPOSERS PROGRAM, SUPPORTED BY THE VIRGINIA B. TOULMIN FOUNDATION. 

"Cyborgs are Dancing" is an opera by Dr. Liza Seigido - one of Miami's award-winning electro-acoustic composers and multimedia artists. The 

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Cyborgs are Dancing: an opera for electroacoustic ensemble & interactive media

"Fishing for Sound" is an interactive installation that addresses the problem of underwater noise pollution in South Florida. The installation was designed by Mavy Mastrovito; the interactivity was programmed by Liza Seigido ( psycheopera.com ) using Max 8,  which read key presses from the  Vilros Fun Force microcontroller, and triggered sound samples, video clips, and dmx lighting scenes in Enttec's DMXIS.  Max was also used to process the ambient sounds captured in the performance environment, and adjusted the RGB values of the video clips in real-time  according to amplitude changes of recordings that where triggered by the Vilros Fun Force. The installation was debuted at FIU's Wertheim Performing Arts Center Recital Hall on July 20, 2019.

"Fishing for Sound" is an interactive installation that addresses the problem of underwater noise pollution in South Florida. The installati

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