Podcast appearances and mentions of jesse stiles

In a way, Jesse Stiles has a career I can really envy. Studying with Pauline Oliveros, traveling India while sitting in on music school classes, working with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company and teaching at Carnegie Mellon. Huh - sounds pretty great, eh? Combine that with an active performing and recording schedule, work on sound art installations, and you've got a full book! But it's interesting to hear about Jesse's background, and how it really wasn't clear that this was going to be the outcome. A self-described "mediocre" musician, he zeroed in on music technology and mobile recording/performing as his process, spent time working with amazing people, and things ended up falling his way. In our chat, we got a chance to dig into his background, how he approaches performance, and how he's managed everything from no-computer installation setups to LED-helmeted live rigs. A very insightful discussion, and it'll make you want to check out http://jessestil.es/ to learn more about his work. Enjoy! Transcription available here: http://www.darwingrosse.com/AMT/transcript-0326.html

In this episode Rich Randall and Jesse Stiles talk about their music project, Bombici, and present some live recordings from the summer of 2018.

In this episode Jesse Stiles speaks with Roger Dannenberg about McBlare, a self-playing robotic bagpipe.

In this episode Jesse Stiles introduces the music of Exploded Ensemble, the experimental music research wing of Carnegie Mellon University.

Who let the dogs… in? With over 70 locations, Dogtopia is leading the dog daycare sector and continues to strengthen their stake in the 70 billion dollar pet industry. In this episode, we get to know Jesse Stiles, Vice President of Real Estate at Dogtopia. We’re learning about their real estate “sweet spots”, plans for expansion, and how they “treat every day like it's the most exciting day ever!”

"Explorations in an Elevator" was done for a group project in a class at Carnegie Mellon University called "Experimental Sound Synthesis." The class is taught by Jesse Stiles (jessestil.es). This piece was originally written for an 8 speaker ambisonic sound system, but this is obviously just a stereo mix. Directed by Jack Taylor. Sounds recorded by Amber Jones. Composed by Steve Chab (me). Enjoy!

In which I play "The music you hear when you beat Windows"! onestop.mid by David Yackley from Microsoft Windows by Microsoft; Music by Jesse Stiles from Every Day the Same Dream by Molleindustria & Paolo Pedercini; Flip a Switch by Chris Ballew from Quantum Conundrum by Airtight Games