LiveCode.NYC members Indira Ardolic, Melody Loveless, and Ramsey Nasser will discuss live coding, LiveCode.NYC, and the inspiration behind Regen Circuit in a short-presentation (approx. 1 hour.) Stop by to learn more about the live coding, the live coding community in NYC, and to hear more about how this exhibition came to life. Continue reading
Date: Saturday January 29, 2022 Time: 1 pm – 3 pm (on zoom) Modular Synthesis Workshop with VCV Rack with Travis Shetter Interested in modular synthesis but unsure where to start? Want to go deeper with sound synthesis and sound design? Looking for a new workflow beyond the DAW? This guided… Continue reading
Tickets available for this week’s Tuesday and Wednesday performances of Joe Diebes new opera, OYSTER at Roulette. Phil Soltanoff has worked his magic with the staging, and the performances from John Rose, Christina Campanella, Saori Tsukada, and Michael Chinworth are not to be missed! If you’re wondering what this Alan Lomax business… Continue reading
Creativity and the search for original solutions, creative coding, building of new compositions, performances and prototypes, requires the extension of intellectual tools, including the replacement of simple generative techniques with probabilistic methods as well as with methods related with randomness Date: Wednesday November 30 2016 Time: 6 pm – 10… Continue reading
The I-CubeX line of products aims to facilitate the design and implementation of environments and objects that respond to human actions such as walking, reaching, touching etc. as well as environmental parameters such as illumination, temperature, humidity etc.. The response can be in the form of sound, music, video, graphics,… Continue reading
This Birdsong Mimic Workshop introduces attendees to the overall structure for building and connecting interactive mobile apps, using the Ketai and Cassette Libraries, via a web server to automatically generate realtime kinetic events in an interactive installation anywhere in the world via Processing and Arduino. This investigation in ubiquitous computing,… Continue reading
“Methods Of Expansion And Contraction” is a 16-channel sound installation that spacializes sounds in a circular fashion to explore juxtapositions of timbre, rhythm, dynamics and pitch. You are encouraged to walk around the wheel, for some sounds even small movements will create difference tones. The work presents numerous short sounds,… Continue reading
In this workshop, we’ll look at extending the functionality of Ableton Live with Max/MSP. Specifically, we’ll see how a Max for Live Device can receive audio and MIDI from Live, as well as creative ways to process that data. We’ll also look at the Live API, which lets Max control almost any part… Continue reading
In this workshop, we’ll look at how to get data from physical sensors into Max, and we’ll investigate techniques for working with that data in an organized way. Topics include voltage dividing sensors, building simple circuits, understanding the Arduino language, using Open Sound Control to send messages between applications, simple machine learning with… Continue reading
The OpenNI might have been discontinued but Kinect 1/mac owners can still create amazing interactive experiences in max/msp. The Kinect camera provides three dimensional data of a person’s movement in physical space. How can this movement be translated into video effects and sound? This class focuses on mapping movement to parameters… Continue reading
