So this morning I found that someone had already done an idea which I had been thinking of for some time (probably since I did the Steve Reich’s Clapping Music version in ChucK): Source code for “In C” by Terry Riley in ChucK No problem. With the amount of information we have a few clicks [...]
After the recent workshop by joan soler-adillon in hangar, we’ve known of two more forthcoming workshops: on October the 16th, 19th, 23th, 26th, 30th and November the 2nd, gerald kogler will teach one at the centro cívico Golferichs of barcelona. + info on October the 24th, 25th and 26th, federico joselevich will give another one [...]
ChucK has gone through some api changes and tasty additions (low, band, high and stop pass filters…) in its last revision. I’ve just updated the edit mode which I did for JEdit. You can get it from here: Chuck jedit mode updated for 1.2.0.7 For instructions on how to install, have a look at the [...]
I don’t remember how I arrived at sonenvir, a research project that investigates applying sonification in a number of scientific disciplines, in order to develop a general sonification software environment. but after seeing Psycollider , I’m really glad I did. Psycollider is a windows port of the popular Supercollider real time audio synthesis programming language. [...]
So yesterday I gave a talk about my experience with processing at the begining processing workshop which is being held at Hangar by Joan Soler. First part was about my reasons for learning-using-loving processing and how I’ve managed to use it in a commercial context. Then I went into a tutorial explaining the ascii video [...]
In my never ending search for a one-size-fits-all code editor, I’ve been trying JEdit for the last couple of weeks. Reasons? With some plugins, it’s said to be a good choice for ruby on rails; toxi published an edit mode and a lot of abbreviations which speed up the work with processing; it’s multi-platform; and [...]
So I have begun trying to learn chuck again. To do it, I took alex maclean‘s advice to the letter: …my best advice when looking for inspiration is to listen to your favorite pieces of music. Listen to the structure behind a piece and think about how you might write an algorithm to create that [...]