This week saw the beginning of a new project, called Supercollider a day, which is simple: write some Supercollider code every day for a month, documenting the code each day so I can’t get away with putting it off! Read full post…
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Supercollider Highlighter3rd September 2009
Supercollider Highlighter is a PHP script that applies syntax colour-coding to Supercollider code files for presentation on the web. It was designed for and is based on code from Scott Hewitt’s ChucK Highlighter. Read full post…
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Two more live outings23rd August 2009
This week I can announce two new live outings, both in association with Scott Hewitt’s inclusive improv concern. Otherwise I have spent this week working on the transfer report and Assembly lines (sort of). Read full post…
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A Sea of Goons15th August 2009
Featured as part of Week of Speakers, A Sea of Goons takes the absurdity and surrealism of the BBC’s The Goon Show to a new level, by playing every episode of its fifth series simultaneously over a multi-speaker system. Read full post…
Posted in Works
Week of Speakers 200914th August 2009
June 22nd-24th 2009
University of Huddersfield, Creative Arts Building atrium
The brainchild of Scott Hewitt, Week of Speakers featured a sound system made up of 28 speakers, distributed over the four floors of the atrium of the University of Huddersfield’s Creative Arts Building. A range of pieces featured in Week of Speakers over the three days including electro-acoustic, live electronic and network pieces. Read full post…
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Back from break! On with work!9th August 2009
I have now returned from my break and am getting back into the work flow. In fact I should have posted last week, but as I have no Internet at home in my new flat I didn’t get the chance. So this is two posts in one. Read full post…
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WofS, A Sea of Goons, and change28th June 2009
It has been a very strange week, culminating in performance, a new piece and an unexpected change regarding the project. Read full post…
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Week of Speakers21st June 2009
This week I’ve decided to dedicate my post to Week of Speakers, a three day multi-speaker event instigated by Scott Hewitt, hosted at the University of Huddersfield. From my perspective the most significant part of WOFS is a performance by the University of Huddersfield Synth Ensemble, in which I am performing. Hewitt’s Args is the piece, based around the shaping of synthesizer parameters, and I will be performing on my Darkstar XP2 synth module alongside Hewitt, Scott McLauglin, Rich Glover and Joseph Kurdirka, with Samuel Freeman diffusing.
Due to being incredibly tired from setting up speakers all day I can’t really think of anything else to write, so I will sign off here for this week.
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Sonic Spatial Perspectives, Lily and OSC8th February 2009
Another busy week, but one which was full of interest. First off was Sonic Spatial Perspectives at Leeds Metropolitan University, a two day event covering mostly the art of sound diffusion. Featured were Professor Jonty Harrison and part of the BEAST setup (only 70 of the 112 speakers…), as well as Dave Moore and James Mooney’s RESOUND software. With three concerts, two workshops and dozens of sandwiches it was well worth the short trip from Huddersfield. Read full post…
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