Kennedy Verrett utilized our Instrument Library for an oscilloscope to be used in a local STEM event. Kennedy was the instructor for a 5 day Sound Sense camp for 8 to 12 year old students held at Forest Hills Elementary School.

The description of the event is:

Sound Sense is a mash-up of music and science - a multi-sensory exploration of the power of sound! Experience how sound vibrations are created through musical experiments, games, and activities that build understanding and the ability to apply the concepts to music and the world.

We loaned Kennedy a 465B with DM44 oscilloscope for the event. This photo shows students using a Behringer 2600 synthesizer with a Mackie Mix12FX mixer creating sounds and visualizations on the oscilloscope.

This particular setup used the oscilloscope in XY mode displaying phase relationship.

From his madcomposerlab.com website: [external website]

Kennedy is a composer and musician whose music conveys beauty through emotional melodies and captivating rhythms. His diverse skills allow him to work effortlessly in concert halls, outdoor environments, theater, motion pictures, and TV soundtracks. Many consider his music hauntingly beautiful, appealing to those seeking unique yet familiar sounds.

Kennedy organizes workshops that show how we can use our natural musical abilities to understand the world better. These workshops cover topics like Music Therapy, Psychoacoustics, Deep Listening, Physics, and Soundscape Ecology in an engaging way. Known as Sound Sense, this program combines science, math, and music through enjoyable activities that involve all our senses related to sound.