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Windows Audio - Go Crazy-O for ASIOSo, how do you get the best from your Windows XP, Vista or 7 computer when it comes to setting up your audio for use with your Skoog? As a badge wearing, flag waving, Apple convert you may detect a slight Mac bias in my tone (Okay, it's true - Macs really do make your life easier) but please remember that Windows is just as capable when it comes to audio - it just needs some caressing into place. |
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The Mearns Heritage Project
January 2012 The Mearns Heritage Project is a two-year initiative being led by Claire Will, manager of the Forest View Centre, Stonehaven. |
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Using Skoog with ASD Children
August 2011 |
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Brett Domino Says Hey Ya to Skoog
July 2011 |
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Skoog at Special Olympics 2011
July 2011 |
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Skoogs In OrkneyChris Giles, Principal Teacher in Expressive Arts for Orkney Council, introduces the Skoog Project, funded through the YMI formula fund for local authorities.
Orkney Island’s Council’s Education and Leisure Service is one of the first local authorities to pilot the use of the ‘Skoog’ as part of its instrumental services which serves the islands of Orkney. YMI funding has so far helped to fund three Skoogs and two training days. |
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Young & Able Product ReviewThe Skoog is a new musical instrument designed to be played, and to be played with; handled, squeezed, twisted, pinched or struck. |
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Symphony on a SkoogJohn Galloway does a brief review of the Skoog for Inspired, Issue 6 (March 2010). The Skoog is a cube about the size of a bucket of popcorn, on five sides of which are raised domes of different colours (the other side being the base). When hooked up to a computer it emulates different musical instruments, a flute, trumpet or drums, for instance. |
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