SuperCollider

The SuperCollider 2012 keynote speaker will be Japanese multimedia artist Takeko Akematsu

See http://www.sc2012.org.uk/2012/02/keynote/ for more info

On July 6th, Sergio Luque will be giving a SuperCollider workshop in Madrid, at the Reina Sofía Museum. The workshop will focus on algorithmic composition with Patterns and network music with Republic.

More information (in Spanish): http://liem-cte.blogspot.com/2011/06/del-museo-como-espacio-auratico-jiem.html

2011/03/26 14:00 to 18:00 in Osaka, Japan

more info…
http://atnd.org/events/13160

The next London UK SuperCollider meetup is Monday, 14 February 19:00-22:00 at the Fossbox Workshop, 46 Matilda House, St Katharines Way, London E1W 1LG

If you have not been there previously, I highly suggest you look at the directions on how to find it: http://www.fossbox.org.uk/?q=node/3

Chocolates will be provided form heart-shaped boxes. Bring a date or just your laptop. Remember: SuperCollider is love.

cheers,
Les

Chris Jeffs writes:

i’m happy to report that my SuperCollider-created program “particularity” has won joint 1st prize in the LoMus 2010 competition:
http://www.afim-asso.org/spip.php?article1
it seems like a good time to say thanks to the developers for all their work, and for the user crew here in berlin and elsewhere for their continued inspiration.

also thanks to alberto for the influence of pulsar generator, as my program started life as an attempt to replicate in some way its perceived functions.

aside from my feelings of personal glory, this is the second time in a row that a supercollider created project has won first prize (last time was ixiquarks)
so i think that’s quite good as well!

We are glad to announce that we are releasing the Spanish translation of a group of SuperCollider help files and tutorials; the files are available at <tallerdeaudio.googlepages.com>. This work was possible thanks to a grant given by the Art Education, Research and Diffusion Grant Program in Mexico City (PADID, for its acronym in Spanish). The translations were made by Ernesto Romero, Rodrigo Frenk, Juan Sebastian Lach and Sergio Luque.

http://supercollider2010.de
http://supercollider.sourceforge.net

We would like to announce that we are hosting the next SuperCollider
Symposium in Berlin, September 23-26, 2010.
Berlin is a very attractive city for artists and has great diverse and
lively music scenes. We have found some great locations for concerts,
workshops and conference talks, and we are currently finalizing the rest of
the locations and will provide more detailed information on our website
shortly.

The symposium will introduce SuperCollider (SC) to new users, show the
current state of development, and host talks and presentations of a variety
of artistic and/or scientific projects realised with SC.
The 4-day conference will be preceeded by 5 days of workshops intended as
community service to help beginning programmers, composers and artists with
specific SuperCollider techniques
All Concerts, performances and exhibitions will be open to the public.
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SuperCollider 3.3.1 for windows is now out - download it here.

Among other things it has an updated swingosc (0.64) and some interface improvements thanks to Martin Rumori, plus general SuperCollider improvements since 3.3 as you’ll see in the changelog.

For those in the area, Wed. 11/11 (this Weds.) at ITP, NYU 721 Broadway 4th floor (rm442, the conference room), around 6:30, there will be a meeting of SuperCollider users.

and guaranteed, no one is going to say RTFM to you (or me, if they know what’s good for them)…

d palkowski

Marinos Koutsomichalis is presenting a 2days workshop on supercollider @ Bios in Athens, Greece on the 14th and 15th of November 2009

participants need no previous experience

more info here

http://www.agxivatein.com/index.php?/ongoing/supercollider-workshop–bios—athens-greece/