Well, finally made it! It's been totally worth the wait. Quote of the day (and perhaps of the week) has to be: "So Pure - so Data" (Kyriakos Tsoukalas).
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
No Sleep 'til Weimar
Thanks to all the presenters and people who helped make the Pd mini-conference a success. Hopefully get to see you all at the Pd convention in Weimar in August.....
.....and here's Marco Donnarumma's blog:
http://www.thesaddj.com/presenting-xth-sense-at-pure-data-mini-con-2011-dublin/
.....and here's Marco Donnarumma's blog:
http://www.thesaddj.com/presenting-xth-sense-at-pure-data-mini-con-2011-dublin/
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Pure Data mini-con
Pure Data mini-con
Friday 4th Day
11:00
David Collier presentation
composition in pd
11:30
Ricky Graham presentation
live performance system in pd
12:00
Marco Donnarummo paper
XTH SENSE: RESEARCHING BIOLOGICAL SOUNDS OF HUMAN BODY FOR AN
EXPERIMENTAL PARADIGM OF MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
13:00 break
14:30 - 18:30 Sound checks - no access to Boydell except performers & crue
Friday 4th Evening
7 PM Evening Concert Boydell Recital Room
Roger Gregg with Rich Duckworth timbre - trash
João Pais Soundscape improvisation (TBC)
Sean Taylor and Mikael Fernstrom Remediation #3 of Marbh Crhios
Marco Donnarummo ‘MUSIC FOR FLESH I’
Saturday 5th Day
Morning Session
10:30 - 12:30
xTreme newbies workshop Emer Landers, Niamh Mahoney, Nicola O’Donoghue
a whirlwind tour of pd for beginners by three of our senior undergraduate students. No
experience necessary, if possible bring a laptop with pd installed. There will be a couple of
laptops available for use on the day. Moderated by RD
12:30 - 13:00
Mikael Fernstrom paper
"Modelling roars and whispers of nature in pd for the Marbh Crhios performance"
13:00 - 14:00 break
Afternoon Session
14:00 - 16: 00
João Pais ‘Understanding and being creative with Pure Data’s data structures’
This workshop is dedicated to showing the possibilities of Pd’s data structures as a fruitful
companion to any Pd user interested in a in a closer and more flexible interaction with the
graphical representation of data.
Friday 4th Day
11:00
David Collier presentation
composition in pd
11:30
Ricky Graham presentation
live performance system in pd
12:00
Marco Donnarummo paper
XTH SENSE: RESEARCHING BIOLOGICAL SOUNDS OF HUMAN BODY FOR AN
EXPERIMENTAL PARADIGM OF MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
13:00 break
14:30 - 18:30 Sound checks - no access to Boydell except performers & crue
Friday 4th Evening
7 PM Evening Concert Boydell Recital Room
Roger Gregg with Rich Duckworth timbre - trash
João Pais Soundscape improvisation (TBC)
Sean Taylor and Mikael Fernstrom Remediation #3 of Marbh Crhios
Marco Donnarummo ‘MUSIC FOR FLESH I’
Saturday 5th Day
Morning Session
10:30 - 12:30
xTreme newbies workshop Emer Landers, Niamh Mahoney, Nicola O’Donoghue
a whirlwind tour of pd for beginners by three of our senior undergraduate students. No
experience necessary, if possible bring a laptop with pd installed. There will be a couple of
laptops available for use on the day. Moderated by RD
12:30 - 13:00
Mikael Fernstrom paper
"Modelling roars and whispers of nature in pd for the Marbh Crhios performance"
13:00 - 14:00 break
Afternoon Session
14:00 - 16: 00
João Pais ‘Understanding and being creative with Pure Data’s data structures’
This workshop is dedicated to showing the possibilities of Pd’s data structures as a fruitful
companion to any Pd user interested in a in a closer and more flexible interaction with the
graphical representation of data.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Pure Data mini-conference
Well People, it's done!
The ball has been set rolling for a two-day pure data mini-conference. It takes place March 4th and 5th in the Department of Music in Trinity College Dublin and there will be an evening concert March 4th at 7PM. There's still space for your papers, compositions, performance proposals, and/or presentations. My contribution will be a piece of specially composed microtonal music involving Pure Data and scrap percussion - a collaboration with Roger Gregg.
The evening performance is free to members of the TCD community thanks to kind support from the Provost's Visual and Performing Arts fund.
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