People who are involved

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Rene Wooller

Rene finished LEMu 1.0 through his masters of music at QUT.  Now he is doing a PhD scholarship for the next three years, focusing on developing new compositional theories and techniques that can be applied to non-linear music. He like jamming, programming,  composing, philosophising, instrument making, sailing and wing-chun.

Nick Coleman

Through the New Media course Nick has focused on becoming a techno music producer. With almost a decade of experience in the underground techno music scene in Melbourne, many of his ideas have been used to craft LEMu through the early years. Nick well-known in underground Brisbane for cutting to the chase and performs almost on a daily basis as a DJ/Electronic Musician in Melb'.
 

Matt Petoe

Matt...  Yes, those are capacitors that he is eating.  He munches on circuits for breakfast, which makes his face go bluey-purple.   With his extensive electronics background, Matt is mad keen to develop  physical musical interfaces amoing other things.  He is studying and tutoring in electrical engineering at the University of Queensland.
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Richie Allen

The perpetrator of such projects as "richie's electric playground", Richie is on a constant national tour, leaving a trail of cool musical gizmos and experiences behind him.  With people like this, who needs the MIT Media Lab?

Andrew Strelnikov

Andrew Strelinkov is a graduate of industrial design at QUT. For his final year project he completed some excellent designs for a physical interface. He has done some extended designs for various grants we have gone for...  We can't release his photo publicly, as he is being hunted down by the KGB.