Jack Walton

Musician + academic

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

Edit: session view, not arrangement view

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

Does anybody know of a DAW that allows for a vertical timeline?

The use case is to simulate the linearity of note-taking, but in audio/music form.

Ableton's arrangement view comes to mind, but are there other ways about this?

#recording #music #WritingCommunity

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@writingoutlook Definitely fit that category

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@writingoutlook I've been running writing sprints; 30 minutes and the point is to write fast and loose; no editing.

We've had academic papers, poems, fairytales, reflections, to-do lists, and more. Expression of interest via this form: https://t.co/nnL8HXYXJa

See also: https://t.co/KNy2QCd3U9

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@writingoutlook A newsletter specifically about writing 1000 words at a time: https://t.co/JtJsc49DEt

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@LTHEchat Yep, but getting music and academia to work together could be its own specialty!

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

Experimenting with @excalidraw within Obsidian (@obsdmd) to build guitar tablature—I like the option for turning up the 'sketchiness'

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@andy_matuschak ...or from his imagination—when it came time to generate his work. Thus Whitman’s annotations are key to understanding not just the sources and the chronology, but the very form of both his poetry and prose" (p. 6)

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@andy_matuschak That's a great resource! "Miller’s work suggests, Whitman’s compositional method relied upon annotations no less than on poetic transformation. Whether writing poetry or prose, the poet turned to the notes he had taken—during reading, or following a conversation or performance...

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

Sometimes #musicresearch is practical!

With Joe Fallon and Amped Guitars in Brisbane.

-> https://t.co/ui4qcA8TNj

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

I don't always understand Stanley Cavell, but the words are beautiful!

From The Claim of Reason (1979).

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@JuusoNieminen @JuusoNieminen really interesting read; the quotable quote for me: "higher education's longstanding commitment to the public good is now attenuated with the overwhelming focus on the pecuniary returns of a student's receiving a higher education"

[Dr Joanna Tai @DrJoannaT]

Suuuper excited to share this PhD scholarship opportunity! It's on inclusive assessment and the impacts of artificial intelligence. It's also a cotutelle with Coventry which means you get to spend six months in the UK!

Get in touch if you're interested!
https://t.co/1t7kQSBoFW

[CRADLE: Find us on Bluesky @CRADLEdeakin]

The @CRADLEdeakin International Symposium 2023 is coming soon! Chaired by @r_ajjawi, we ask how to re-orient authentic assessment for the future. Join us on 13 Oct for the Keynote by @CrinaDamsa or open panels on 16/17 Oct. Register now: https://t.co/RXWOo63PZM

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

Latest bit about getting words on pages:

https://t.co/cfaTSwMVEX

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

@NatForde_Leaves We can do a UK edition!

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

Writing sprints have been a great experiment this week—30 minutes, fast and loose (no editing!).

About 5000 words within the group since Monday.

Interest form for future sessions below—writers of all kinds welcome!
https://t.co/76R3YIyzow

[Jack Walton @its_jack_walton]

A little belated, but Eve Klein (@textileaudio) and I had some work published in @HERDJournal recently.

-> https://t.co/cDthqxy09i

Keywords #employability #bachelorofarts #futureworkskills #liberalarts