Pd-announce February 2005

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Electronic music book, chapter 8 available
by Miller Puckette 22 Feb '05

22 Feb '05

Hi all, The Theory and Techniques of Electronic Music, chapter 8 (filters) is now available (along with 1-7 from before): http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/techniques.htm Next chapter to write: Fourier analysis and synthesis cheers Miller

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pd 0.38-3 released
by Miller Puckette 21 Feb '05

21 Feb '05

Hi all, I put in Guenter's help file bug fix (thanks!) and fixed a problem I was having with alsa falesly detecting mmap when it wasn't really available... the fixes should be relevant to linux users only, I think. Not in CVS yet... I have to get to a different machine to do that... cheers Miller

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[berlin] prutal druth 02/2005
by d.lj 17 Feb '05

17 Feb '05

hy all rather short term again i just want to announce prutaldruth 02/2005 eventing itself this saturday, feb. 19, 20.00 at the usual location for no particular reason. for details please see -> https://xdv.org/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Xdv/PrutalDruth bst and c u there where possobli, opt -- x d � � o 7 G GPG-key at http://xdv.org/~jdl/jdl.pub.asc

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Volume Curvature
by B. Bogart 15 Feb '05

15 Feb '05

Hey all, I'm writing to annouce the start of a new performance and installation project "Volume Curvature". From the website: Volume Curvature is a performance piece settled in the body of work known as Self-Similar. During performance, complex organic volumes are created. I think of these volumetric forms as virtual kinetic sculpture. The colours, structure and style of the piece are inspired by the architectural work of Frank Gehry. The piece is a fusion of the structure of music over time and architecture. This performance is the first iteration of Volume Curvature. In future development the piece will be realized as an interactive installation. http://www.ekran.org/ben/volume_curvature/index.html B>

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PD Workshop: Santa Fe, New Mexico - Sunday 20 Feb 2005
by derek holzer 15 Feb '05

15 Feb '05

For those of you in the US Southwest. There's a couple of slots left for this, so RSVP if you are interested! derek *** Pure Data workshop Santa fe, Sunday 20 Feb 2005 1PM-9PM Library of the College of Santa Fe, Santa Fe New Mexico USA Cost: $50 Max participants: 8 *participants must bring their own laptop/desktop or make prior arrangements with me! Pure Data is a visual, object-oriented data-flow programming language which can be used for a wide variety of multimedia purposes. These include: live audio performance live video processing + "VJing" MIDI and sensor data handling microphone and video camera input "plugin" prototyping audio and video webstreaming art installations interfacing with databases control of STAMP/PIC-style microprocessors for robotics, lighting & etc applications intergration with Flash, Reaktor, Max/MSP, SuperCollider, Proce55ing and JavaScript via Open Sound Control ...and much much more Pure Date is free to download, use, modify and share, is open source and has a huge international user community who are often quite willing to give pointers. It is commonly used by sound, video and media artists for performances, installations, web projects and custom devices. Besides its modular structure, its main advantage is being able to manipulate data, sound and image all within the same environment. PD runs on the Linux, OSX, win32 and Irix platforms, allowing it to be used on almost any hardware, from dektops to palmtops. No previous programming experience is necessary to learn PD, although a working knowledge of digital audio and video is recommended. This workshop will be an 8 hour crash course in the "vocabulary" and "grammar" of Pure Data, giving the participants enough background in PD to continue their own explorations in the program, and hopefully to create a local users-group to continue to help and support each other. During the course of the day, we will cover: 1) Installation + configuration for Linux, Mac OSX 10.3, Windows Please note that not all the features of PD are supported under Windows, including much of the video processing! If this is a concern, please contact me ahead of time and we can work something out. 2) Pure Data as a Language Like learning any new language, PD starts with learning vocabulary and grammer. In this case, we will learn the names of many common objects and the syntax of how to use them. 3) Pure Data for Sound PD has powerful signal-processing abilities, and we will explore these by building a simple, monophonic synthesizer controllable from either a MIDI device or from the keyboard of your computer. 4) Pure Data for Video PDP [Pure Data Packet] is an external library for Pure Data which processes video packets. We will use randomly-generated video noise and Quicktime video files to explore PD's use as a VJ performance tool. Please encode any video you would like to use in Quicktime Photo-JPG compression. PDP is not available for Windows! 5) Pure Data for 3D GEM is an external library for PD which uses OpenGL for the creation and manipulation of 3D graphical objects. Images and videos can then be applied as textures to these objects, and the objects can also be made to respond to sound, MIDI or other input. 6) Pure Data Examples We will look at several projects using PD for live performance, installations and web-based projects. 7) Pure Data Resources Finally, we will check out where to find more information about PD, including it's built-in documentation and tutorials, the various websites devoted to it, the PD mailing list, and hopefully each other. 8) Participant Info I'll need to know the following info from you if you would like to attend: ---the OS your laptop will run during the workshop [very important!] ---what experience you have with PD/GEM/PDP, Max/MSP/Jitter, Reaktor, SuperCollider, Flash/ActionScript or similar applications [not required, I'm just curious...] ---contact phone numbers for you in case something changes ---confirmation that you will be able to attend on Sunday More info about Pure Data: Pure Data program http://pd.iem.at/ http://www.puredata.info <http://www.puredata.info/>/ http://pure-data.sourceforge.net/ GEM - Graphics Environment for Multimedia http://gem.iem.at/ PDP -Pure Data Packet and PiDiP http://zwizwa.fartit.com/pd/pdp/doc/ http://ydegoyon.free.fr/pidip.html About the lecturer: Holzer [USA 1972] is a sound and radio artist based in the Netherlands. His work focuses on capturing and transforming small, unnoticed sounds and electromagnetic resonances from various natural and urban locations, participatory and collaborative media projects, live audiovisual performance and the use and teaching of free software such as Linux and Pure-Data. He has been giving workshops on Free + Open Source multimedia tools for two and a half years in various locations in Europe. http://www.umatic.nl -- derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ---Oblique Strategy # 36: "Consult other sources -promising -unpromising"

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[ANN] Uh, forgot to mention: The Pure Data Big Band in Cologne
by Frank Barknecht 12 Feb '05

12 Feb '05

Hi, 12. Feb 2005, that is this night, there will be a big Pd/SC3/Max/Sax/Strings/etc Improvisation in Cologne, ECR Hallen, Rheinauhafen. Starting 20:30. For Details see: http://opensoundcircus.org/ Participitants: Luigi Rensinghoff, Cologne - Concept, Gitarr, Pure Data Programming, Surround-Programming Falk Grieffenhagen, Cologne - Max/MSP-Programming, Saxophon, Live Visuals Aymerick Mansoux, Goto10.org, Amsterdam - Concept, Pure Data Programming, Live-Visuals Jan Kees - Amsterdam, SuperCollider-Programming Marloes de Valk Montevideo, Goto10.org, Amsterdam - Visuals Chun Lee aka bitsplitters, OpenLab London - Pure Data Programming, Max/MSP-Programming Konrad Kinard, OpenLab LONDON - Vocals, Pure Data Programming Yves Degoyon aka d.R.e.G.S, Pure Date, Sound Sculpture, Milano/Barcelona Frank Barknecht - footils.org, Pure Data Programming Jasper Wasmuth - Saxophon Theodor PauÃ, quatr'art - String Quartett Joe "Something", Cologne. Drums et al. Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__ _ __latest track: fqdn _ http://footils.org/cms/show/38

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Pd Controlled Interactive Robot at Wood Street Gallery in Pittsburgh, PA, USA
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 11 Feb '05

11 Feb '05

http://woodstreetgalleries.org/home.html YoYo Berimbau is a Pd-controlled interactive musical robot created by Amorphic Robot Works. It was programmed completely in Pd by Hans-Christoph Steiner with help from Frank Hausman. It is part of the Amorphic Robot Works show at the Wood Street Gallery in Pittsburgh, PA, USA, which is on until March 19th. http://amorphicrobotworks.org/ .hc ________________________________________________________________________ ____ Using ReBirth is like trying to play an 808 with a long stick. -David Zicarelli

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PDa: new test release online
by g�nter geiger 06 Feb '05

06 Feb '05

Hi, There is a new test release of Pda available from its new website at: http://gige.xdv.org/pda If you are in the rare position of owning a PDA were you can install Linux, you might try it out and have a Pd system that you can carry around and play in the metro or on your bicicle. Note that you need the latest release of the familiar Linux distribution (0.8) for the iPaqs or of OpenZaurus (3.5.2) for Zauri. Guenter

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crash sound event
by ydegoyon＠free.fr 06 Feb '05

06 Feb '05

hola, http://crash.1010.co.uk crash shoreditch town hall london ec1 [on door £3 / online £3,33] 10 am crash ica london sw1 [tickets through ica 02079303647] 8.30 pm crash crashing(a)1010.co.uk crash.1010.co.uk sevy

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