Instigated for Alex McLean’s Hackpact, the Supercollider a day project saw Adam Jansch learn Supercollider through daily coding practise, documenting his progress online. Read full post…
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Supercollider a day1st October 2009
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Improvisation at Expo Leeds27th September 2009
A tiring week, which has seen myself perform as part of ii/HELO at Expo Leeds. Within the 20 minute improvisation, teamed by a number of instrumentalists and laptop performers, I made use of the Supercollider patches developed from Supercollider a day, and enjoyed the experience thoroughly.
And this post is the penultimate one before I switch over to the Open Sound Objectives blog, which provides a more comprehensive site for my work.
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Transfer report, SC a day, Expo Leeds20th September 2009
This past Tuesday has seen the completion and handing in of my MPhil/PhD transfer report, the first writing of the project. Also this week saw the continuation of Supercollider a day, and next Saturday I will be performing as part of the inclusive improv appearance at Expo Leeds. Read full post…
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OpenLab and Open Sound Objectives30th August 2009
This week began with a trip to the Roebuck pub in Borough, London, for an OpenLab Supercollider workshop by Dan Stowell. The face behind MCLD, Dan utilises Supercollider in his research into beatbox improvisation and did a great job showing the class the basics of Supercollider. Read full post…
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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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