real-time audio synthesis and algorithmic composition
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
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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/
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subnet presents >>>
10 DAYS OF SUPERCOLLIDER
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Workshops, kollektive Web-Jammings uvm.
05-15 Oktober 2009
http://www.subnet.at/projects/supercollider.html
WHEN:
5-9 Oktober 09
SuperCollider Workshop mit Andre Bartetzki
12-15 Oktober 09
SuperCollider Web-Jammings mit Fredrik Olofsson
WHERE:
subnet
Josef-Preis-Allee 16, 1.Stock
5020 Salzburg, Austria
registration via subnet@subnet.at
attendance free!
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BEASTmulch System is a software tool for the presentation of electroacoustic music over multichannel systems. Designed primarily with a classic ‘live diffusion’ model in mind, it is nevertheless flexible enough to be adapted for a number of purposes, and can support input and output configurations of arbitrary complexity (i.e. live inputs, soundfiles with varying numbers of channels, etc.).
The software has numerous features (e.g. realtime reconfigurable routing, channel processing, automation, etc.), incorporates various standard and non-standard spatialisation techniques (VBAP, ambisonics, etc.), and adapts easily to both small and large (i.e. > 100 loudspeakers) systems.
BEASTmulch System is the software component of the BEAST concert system.
System Requirements: Mac OSX 10.4 - 10.5 (10.6 compatibility forthcoming)
BEASTmulchLib is a SuperCollider class library designed for use in the creation, processing and presentation of complex multichannel signal chains. Objects include sources, matrix routers and mixers, and sound processors and spatialisers. The latter are based on a simple user-extensible plugin architecture. Many classes have elegant GUI representations.
The library also includes classes which represent a variety of different controllers, including MIDI controllers, GUI Faders, EtherSense, etc., and provides support for controller automation (i.e automated mixing and diffusion).
It supports a number of common spatialisation techniques, such as Ambisonics, and includes SC ports of Ville Pullki’s Vector Base Amplitude Panning (VBAP), and the Loris analysis resynthesis method. It also supports some idiosyncratic techniques, such as Spatial Swarm Granulation, and provides utility classes for Speaker Array balancing and visualisation.
N.B. Currently the library is not fully cross-platform: GUI classes and UGens are OSX only.
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The first day (Saturday, Oct 17) is devoted to beginners, and should give you a head start for working with SuperCollider. If you have already experience in SuperCollider, or feel ready to go to the next level after Saturday’s class, we offer an intermediate workshop the next day.
Each class is $110, and if you sign up for both classes right away, the price is $190 instead of $220.
The class is part of our month long New York Electronic Arts Festival (http://www.nyeaf.org/). On Friday before the class (Oct 16), Nick will also play on the opening night of our festival at Roulette’s, as part of his duo “Nic vs. Nick”, together with equally famous hardware hacker Nic Collins from Chicago, employing live coding and live circuit building.
To sign up for the classes, or if you have questions call Hans Tammen at 212-431-1130 ext 130. You can also conveniently sign up at
http://www.harvestworks.org/cms/index.php/Classes/Classes-new.html
where you will also find the schedule for the upcoming months. Membership is $75/yr, and you can pay for the membership when you sign up for the class.
SUPERCOLLIDER: BEGINNER’S WORKSHOP
Nick Collins
Saturday 17th October, 10am - 5pm
Class cost: $110
SUPERCOLLIDER: INTERMEDIATE WORKSHOP
Nick Collins
Sunday 18th October, 10am - 5pm
Class cost: $110
—> Take both classes for $190
Sunday 18th October: Intermediate day
Would be suitable for those who have taken the previous day’s beginner workshop, as well as those wanting to refresh or extend their skills. The emphasis here will be on live performance with SuperCollider, and facilitating participants’ own projects. The workshop will be adaptable to participants’ needs, and I will take requests for topics, and run a general question and answer session.
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An installation using SuperCollider and Arduino in Belfast next week, by Robyn Farah (see previous works):
When: 8th September 14:00 – 18:00
Where: Surround Room in the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen’s University, Malone Road (opposite the Botanic Inn), Belfast
An environment to excite the imagination.
An installation using sound and light, where the sound is algorithmically
triggering different sound patterns. As this installation is set in a dark
room, the participant is unaware of the size of the room, and what it’s
contents are, leaving a lot to the participant’s imagination. Hence the
participant begins creating his/her own environment , within the
installation space, around the given sounds and lights.
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Andre Bartetzki is holding a 5 days SC workshop for beginners at the EMS (Swedish centre for electroacoustic music) in Stockholm in cooperation with SEAMS (Sällskapet för elektroakustisk musik i Sverige)
dates: September 7th to 11th, 18:30 - 21:30
location: Konferensrummet i EMS-studion Söder Mälarstrand 61
costs: 1500 kronor (SEAMS-medlemmar och studenter 1200 kronor)
for more information and registration go to:
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In the next OpenLab workshop (in central London), Dan Stowell will be doing some more beginner’s level SuperCollider, and Rob Munro will be introducing Android. The cost is £10 for one or £15 for the entire night.
When: Tuesday 25 August, from 6pm-10:30pm
Where: The Roebuck pub (upstairs room), 50 Great Dover Street, SE1 4YG
http://www.pawfal.org/openlab/2009/08/11/openlab-summer-workshops-25-aug-2009/
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It is now possible to register for the SuperCollider Symposium on line at
http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?organ_val=24317&pid=6489400
If you register before April 8, the registration fee will be discounted to $35.00.
Details concerning presentations that will be part of the symposium can be found at
http://supercollider.wesleyan.edu/conf/index.php/sc3conf/SC09/schedConf/presentations
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