Bonjour,
/for english version please scroll down/
GOTO10 organise une série de workshops à l'Ecole Européenne Supérieure de l'Image
(EESI) centrés sur les logiciels libres et open source (FLOSS) pour la création
numérique.
Le prochain workshop se déroule les 21, 22 et 23 mai à l'EESI de Poitiers sur le
logiciel Pure Data et son utilisation pour la musique live et en reseau.
Ce workshop est *ouvert à tous*, voir modalités d'inscription plus bas.
Le workshop a pour but de familiariser dans un premier temps les participants avec
le logiciel et par la suite de les amener à constituer un environnement musical
avec lequel ils pourront interagir et jouer en réseau.
Cet atelier s'adresse à tout étudiant et artiste désirant s'initier a la synthèse
sonore temps réel, intégrer Pure Data dans leur performance, ou bien simplement
découvrir ce logiciel.
Voir planning indicatif sur http://devzero.goto10.org/doku.php?id=workshop3:start
intervenants :
Aymeric Mansoux (FR)
Chun Lee (TW)
assistés de Thomas Vriet (FR).
dates :
21/22/23 mai 2008
9h-12h30 / 14h-17h30
lieu :
Ecole Européenne Supérieure de l'Image
26 rue Jean Alexandre
86000 Poitiers - France
inscriptions - *nombre de places limitées* :
participation souhaitée de 20 euros + adhésion GOTO10 de 10 eur
*pour s'inscrire, contactez thomas ar0base goto10 p0int org*
NB: les étudiants de l'EESI ont accès gratuitement à cet atelier
ils doivent s'inscrire directement à l'EESI
Plus d'infos :
http://devzero.goto10.org/doku.php?id=workshop3:start
LE WORKSHOP SERA CONDUIT EN FRANÇAIS ET ANGLAIS
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Hello,
/pour la version en français, remonter plus haut :) /
GOTO10 organizes a series of workshops at the European School of Visual Arts
(EESI) focused on free/libre and open source software (FLOSS) for digital arts.
The next workshop will take place the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of May at the EESI of
Poitiers (France), the topic will cover how to use Pd in a network based live music
performance.
This workshop is *open to everyone*, see registration details at the bottom.
*Workshop #3 – Pure Data and performance*
teachers:
Aymeric Mansoux (FR)
Chun Lee (TW)
with the help of Thomas Vriet (FR).
date:
21-22-23 May 2008
9h-12h30 / 14h-17h30
location:
Ecole Européenne Supérieure de l'Image
26 rue Jean Alexandre
86000 Poitiers - France
registration:
20 euros fee + GOTO10 membership required (10 eur)
*to subscribe, please contact thomas at goto10 d0t org*
More infos :
http://devzero.goto10.org/doku.php?id=workshop3:start
THE WORKSHOP WILL BE IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
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Dear Pure Dataheads,
following the PD FLOSS Booksprint in Croatia last month, the 0.1 version
of the Pure Data FLOSS Manual is now online!
http://flossmanuals.net/puredata
The Pure Data FLOSS Manual is conceived as a beginner's approach to Pure
Data which, unlike most of the existing documentation, doesn't assume that
the user has a degree in mathematics or computer science before they get
started! Currently, information on installing and configuring PD, the
interface, dataflow tutorials and audio tutorials are included. The
FLOSS Manuals philosophy is that chapters from the different available
FLOSS Manuals can be "remixed" to create new manuals (for course readers
& curriculums, classroom manuals, etc etc). Everything is published
under the GNU General Public License.
Adam Hyde, Luka Prinčič and myself busted some serious ass to get this
up, and now we're ready to take on our toughest customers: YOU.
We'd really appreciate it if members of this list could read through the
chapters, keeping the following points in mind:
1) Is the text clear and consistent?
2) If technical jargon is used, is it defined inline or included in the
Glossary in the back?
3) Are the tutorials complete, or are some steps or information missing?
4) Grammar/spelling, of course
5) Could each chapter exist as a self-standing tutorial outside the
context of the PD Manual (i.e. could it be "remixed" with chapters from
other FLOSS Manuals without losing anything)?
Those not so familiar with Pure Data are encouraged to go through the
different tutorials and give feedback as to whether they need more (or
less!) information, and whether different parts are redundant or need to
be split off from the chapters they are in. Experienced PD users are
also welcome, of course!
Also, we are still seeking help getting graphics and screenshots for
several sections. And there is a HUGE to-do list if you want to get more
seriously involved in the project!
Thanks and best wishes!
Derek
----TO DO BY CHAPTER LIST----
# Pure Data
# Introduction
---cover image, important!
# WhatIsGraphicalProgramming
----icons/graphics to go with concepts in text
----icons of modular synth with patch cables or similar analog "patching"
----flowchart of inputs and outputs between PD and audio, MIDI, network,
video, Arduino/motors, etc
----chart describing relationship of PD to Externals
# WhatIsDigitalAudio
----icons/graphics to go with concepts in text
----icon of speaker cone movement
----icon of microphone to voltage to soundcard
----icon of soundcard to voltage to speaker movement
----icon of clipping audio
----icon/graph illustrating Nyquist foldover
# Installing
# Linux (source)
# Windows
# InstallingOSX
---Updated Extended installation instruction
---Screenshots of installation
# ConfiguringPD
---Screenshots of config menus from all three operating systems
(slightly different locations on OSX, Windows, Linux)
---Better introduction to Path, Startup and how to configure Externals
with Extended
# TroubleShooting
---"I don't hear any sound!" Screenshot "compute audio" button + audio
settings in PD, Maybe also audio control panels from different OSes?
---"The test tone sounds distorted!" Add screencap of testtone.pd patch
---"I'm not seeing any audio input!"audio settings in PD, with inputs
and outputs highlighted
---"I don't see any MIDI input!" Screencaps: audio/midi prefernces with
midi highlighted, OSX: Audio MIDI Setup.app, Linux: QJackctl, Windows:
MIDI Ox/MIDI Yoke Junction
---"I get the message "... couldn't create" when I open a patch and
there's a dashed line around my object!" Screencap: patch with uncreated
objects (missing path/external problem)
# Getting Started
# StartingPD
---"Starting PD with the Clickable Icon": OSX, Linux screencaps
# TheInterface
---Screenshots of different menus from all three OSes
# AudioTutorials
---"Introduction": block diagram of synthesizer architecture, as
desribed in text
---Formatting: messages like "bang" inside quotes (no Caps, as I have
done with "Bang" in some places and need to change...)
# AudioStreaming
# DataflowTutorials
---give titles to screenshots so that readers can tell which patches
match which images (some do this, some don't...)
---"Math": examples/discussion of [expr]???
---"Order of connecting and [trigger]": explain the patches in-line,
rather than only in comments in screenshots (so that text is searchable,
copy/pasteable..)
---Screencaps are very aliased, to the point where you can't read
the ~ in the object names. Should they be redone at new resolution or
with antialiasing?
# Appendices
# PureGlossary
---format of object names = [italics in square brackets], must be
formatted correctly
---format of glossary words in general text: we don't have one yet. Bold
on first use in chapter maybe? Needs formatting all through text.
# ListofObjects
---incomplete, please add more libs
---maybe more discussion of externals needed as well
---formatting of object names?
# PureLinks
---always welcome
# Credits
----MORE CHAPTERS/SECTIONS TO DO-----
* Configuring "Path" and "Startup" + adding Externals VERY IMPORTANT!
* MIDI tutorial (keyboards, sliders, etc, input + output to/from devices
or other programs)
* HID sensor tutorial
* Patching strategies (advanced usage and examples of GoP, Abstractions
mostly)
* Audiofile manipulation (tables + Extended objects)
* Realtime effects tutorial (delays, filters, etc)
* GEM VJ tutorial (pix_film, pix_movie)
* Networked data (OSC, netsend/netreceive)
--
derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ::: http://blog.myspace.com/macumbista
---Oblique Strategy # 36:
"Consult other sources
-promising
-unpromising"
One of the first PD/Freeduino/P5 workshops in West Africa
will take place in Dakar, Ker Thiossane Art Center, in
Senegal, from monday to saturday, by Centre de Ressources
Art Sensitif. Free entrance. Welcome. Given by Jerôme Abel
and JNM from craslab.org
For anecdote, two students from Bamako, Mali, have
travelled hundreds kilometers from friday , 8.00 in the
morning, to today (sunday) in the afternoon, by local
"buses", on destroyed roads, sand and dust, with 42
degrees temperature (no cool air system), just to
participate to this PD workshop starting tomorrow.
This contrasts with some french artists from Paris,
complaining that our art center in the surburbs, where we
organize our workshops, is to far from the center of
Paris...( 4 kilometers...)...
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[ANN] Weekend of Speakers Call
13th June to 15 June
Call for fixed media, performance and improvisation work to be
diffused across 36 discrete loud speakers and explore the particular
physicality of the location (St Paul's Hall).
Works are required for a variety of performance, improvisation and
installations settings: floorplan and speaker placement maps are on
the website (see below). While traditional tapes works are welcome,
laptop performance, live diffusion, installation and instrumental
works with electronics in particular are sought.
For more see online @ www.inclusiveimprov.co.uk/wofs
Were? St Paul's Hall, University of Huddersfield, UK
When? June 13th -> June 15th
Cost? All Events Free -in fact this is all being done on favors
To submit work for consideration please email
calls(a)inclusiveimprov.co.uk by May 19th with appropriate links. And if
you have a really crazy idea for this opportunity email us with your thoughts.
April 26th 2PM: AVR/HID Sensor Input into Pure Data with Derek Holzer &
Martin Howse
We will continue last month's investigation of quick and cheap ways of
getting sensor input into the Pure Data programming environment, using
either USB game controllers or ATmega8 microcontrollers and the HID
(Human Interface Device) protocol. Participants should bring the
AVR/HID boards and/or hacked joysticks from the previous
workshop. Those who did not attend the previous workshop are welcome,
and ready made sensor boards can be purchased as part of the
participation fee. Please RSVP to <m(a)1010.co.uk> if you plan to
attend, and indicate whether you will need a sensor input board for
Saturday.
A few (!) sample sensors will be provided, but participants are
encouraged to bring their own sensors (light, pressure, motion,
etc...) for experimentation. The Pure Data programming environment
will be used to get the sensor information into the computer and map
it to different parameters, ranging from MIDI to direct control of
audio or video.
Windows users should be aware that the possibilities for input on
their systems may be more restricted. GNU/Linux and Mac OS X users
should not expect any problems.
Some links for those interested:
http://1010.co.uk/avrhid.html (AVR/HID board documentation)
http://puredata.info/downloads (install PD-Extended 0.39 from here!)
http://www.sensorwiki.org/index.php/Main_Page (comprehensive list of
sensors for musical use)
---What to bring:
Essential:
1) Laptop running Linux, OS X or Windows (be advised that Windows
users may have fewer possibilities)
2) Pure Data Extended 0.39 installed from:
http://puredata.info/downloads (please mind that it is Extended and
0.39!!!!)
3) Soundcard (internal or external, quality a non-issue)
4) Headphones
5) EUR 10 participation fee (+ 8 euros if you need a sensor board)
Recommended/Suggested:
1) Sensors of any kind
2) USB game controller of any kind
3) Microphones or other sound inputs
4) Your own project ideas for discussion
---About the Teachers
Derek Holzer [USA 1972] began working with Pure Data in 2001. Since
then, he has taught and performed with the program across Europe,
North America, Brazil and New Zealand. His work focuses on field
recording, networked collaboration strategies, experiments in
improvisational sound and the use of free software such as
Pure-Data. He is currently writing a beginner's manual for Pure
Data. http://www.umatic.nl/info_derek.htmlhttp://www.umatic.nl/workshops.htmlhttp://flossmanuals.net/puredata
Martin Howse operates within the fields of discourse, speculative
hardware (environmental data in open physical systems), code (an
examination of layers of abstraction), free software and the
situational (performances and interventions). http://1010.co.uk
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xxxxx_workshops
A (more-or-less) weekly series of constructivist workshops
emphasising making and connection within the field of the existent.
Forthcoming matter:
May 3rd: Ephemeral Exposures//Instant Imagery with Alice Miceli And
Kathrin Guenter
Kirlian photography, radio telescopy, data forensics, EVP/ITC, scrying
boards, KiCad PCB design, CMOS audio synthesis, GStreamer framework
... contact if you're interested in leading a related workshop.
//<-------------------------------------------------
Background:
Workshops led by field-expert practitioners extend over realms of code
and embedded code, environmental code, noise, transmission and
reception, and electromysticism. Workshops solely utilise free
software and GNU toolbase.
Practitioners have included Martin Kuentz (prd(a)scrying.org), Julian
Oliver (http://selectparks.net/), Derek Holzer
(http://soundtransit.nl), Jeff Mann (http://jeffmann.com), Martin
Howse (http://1010.co.uk), Fredrik Olofsson
(http://www.fredrikolofsson.com/), Florian Cramer
(http://cramer.plaintext.cc:70/), Brendan Howell, , jo FRGMNT
grys(http://tob.de.vu/), mikomikona
http://www.zuviel.tv/mikomikona.html
xxxxx, pickledfeet, Linienstrasse 54, Berlin 10119
U2, Rosa-Luxemburg-Pl.
U8, Rosenthaler Pl.
Telephone: 3050187482.
http://1010.co.uk/workshop.htmlhttp://1010.co.uk/xxxxx_research_institute.htmlhttp://pickledfeet.com
sorry for >< please >>
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1. new 'pure:dyne for everyone' programme launched
2. upcoming pure:dyne public events
3. pure:dyne code sprints in 2008
4. a new, Debian based pure:dyne!
5. find out more
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1. new 'pure:dyne for everyone' programme launched
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Who is pure:dyne for? pure:dyne is for everyone!
pure:dyne has been adopted by artists, schools, media arts centers and
their local communities as a common, complete GNU/Linux platform for
Free/Libre/Open Source Software (FLOSS) art production and education.
pure:dyne is used by communities across Europe and the world for
recording and manipulating sound, making live visuals, creating
interactive media in installations, and more.
Through 'pure:dyne for everyone', pure:dyne will reach out to more
people - noobs, artists, local users - in a year-long programme of
system development, documentation, user support and special public
events with partnering media arts centers across the UK.
pure:dyne for everyone is a project by GOTO10 and friends. With partners
Access Space, MediaShed and Folly, 'pure:dyne for everyone' is supported
by the Creative Partnerships programme of Arts Council England.
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2. upcoming pure:dyne public events
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* Introduction to video editing, processing and streaming
9-10 May 2008, LoveBytes
Sheffield, with Access Space
Info: jake-at-access-space-dot-org, info-at-lovebytes-dot-org-dot-uk
* Free Software for music making and home studios
20th June 2008, Open Source City
Liverpool, with Folly
Info: enquiries-at-folly-dot-co-dot-uk
* Pure Data for live music
21nd June, Open Source City
Liverpool, with Folly
Info: enquiries-at-folly-dot-co-dot-uk
* pure:dyne presentation and FLOSS+Art book launch
TBA, Fall 2008
London, with Mute magazine
* pure:dyne workshop
TBA, Fall 2008
London/Southend-on-sea, with MediaShed and Mongrel
* + More events to be announced! :)
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3. pure:dyne code sprints in 2008
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28 April - 2 May 2008, secret base inside a volcano
23 - 27 June 2008, underwater mobile power plant
autumn 2008, TBA
As part of 'pure:dyne for everyone', pure:dyne's core developer team
(plus friends) will stage three code sprints in 2008 to develop all
aspects of the system and documentation. Be a lurker and join our IRC
channel #pure:dyne on irc.goto10.org to check what's being cooked.
pure:dyne is currently developed by Rob Canning, Heather Corcoran,
Antonios Galanopoulos, Karsten Gebbert, Claude Heiland-Allen,
Aymeric Mansoux, Chun Lee, and Marloes de Valk.
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4. A new, Debian based pure:dyne!
---------------------------------
Starting 2008, pure:dyne will be based on the Debian operating system.
While we aim to provide the same features as before and a live
distribution in the form of a live CD, live DVD and live USB, we will be
able to build up on top of the great Debian community and provide a
larger range of software and develop much more advanced functionalities.
At the same time we are quite happy to give back in return our efforts
to this community and make available the software we package for most
Debian based distros around.
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5. find out more
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Mailing list:
http://lists.goto10.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/puredyne
IRC:
#pure:dyne on irc.goto10.org
Web:
http://puredyne.goto10.org
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http://gridflow.ca/download/gridflow-0.9.1.tar.gz
version 0.9.1 (2008.04.16):
* switched from CVS to SVN
* removed LTIlib support
* x11: added "warp" method for moving mouse cursor around
* removed all Ruby code (rewritten in C++ or Pd)
* rewrote PPM support. now relies on libnetpbm.
(apt-get install libnetpbm10-dev)
* removed broken Targa support
* removed timelog feature in [#in]/[#out] (redundant)
* removed [joystick_port], [SoundMixer], [pd_netsocket], [rubyarray],
[system], [exec], [regsub], [memstat], [#edit], [peephole],[listmake],
[gridflow]/[#global], [sendgui], [realtimer], [bindpatcher]
(contact me if you need any of them)
* added [gf.error], [usertime], [systemtime], [tsctime]
* added method to_ascii in [#import]
* [display] word-wrap
* [#import] defaults to per_message mode
* removed support for ~/.gridflow_startup and GridFlow.data_path
(contact me if you need them)
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| Mathieu Bouchard - tél:+1.514.383.3801, Montréal QC Canada
Hi all,
I'm proud to announce a new release of pdlua!
Pd (aka Pure-data) [1] is a real-time visual programming environment
primarily used for multimedia processing. Lua [2] is a powerful, fast,
light-weight, embeddable scripting language. pdlua [3] is a Lua
embedding for Pd.
This is primarily a bug fix release, but also has some incompatible API
changes (which should hopefully resolve some Pd vs Lua name clash issues
in the long term).
pdlua-0.4 (2008-03-26), changes since pdlua-0.3 (2007-12-02):
* API change: "load $1"--[lua] users must add the file name extension
* Bug fix: "load $1"--[lua] works as advertised
* API change: users must name files "*.pd_lua" instead of "*.lua"
* API change: users must name files "*.pd_luax" instead of "*.luax"
* Bug fix: help patches should be found correctly
* Examples++: [lurn], [luametro], [lpipe]
* Internal: Doxygenated source comments
* Internal: fewer leading underscores
* Internal: renamed all examples for API change and tested them
Thanks to Frank Barknecht for the additional examples.
Get a tarball here:
https://devel.goto10.org/dl.php?repname=maximus&path=%2Freleases%2Fpdlua-0.…
Or via SVN:
svn co https://devel.goto10.org/svn/maximus/releases/pdlua-0.4
Development version (may be broken at times):
svn co https://devel.goto10.org/svn/maximus/pdlua
Claude
[1] http://puredata.info
[2] http://lua.org
[3] no pdlua home page yet :(
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http://claudiusmaximus.goto10.org
Martin Howse just posted his documentation of a simple HID sensor board,
costing approx EUR 5 to make, which can be used over USB with PD,
SuperCollider, etc.
http://1010.co.uk/avrhid.html
This board was used during a sensor workshop which took place at Pickled
Feet in Berlin on 15 March 2008, with the second part taking place on 26
April 2008. Details here:
http://1010.co.uk/workshop.html
Further docs could include step-by-step programming instructions, sensor
connection schematics and sample PD patches.
Feedback more than welcome!
best,
d.
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derek holzer ::: http://www.umatic.nl ::: http://blog.myspace.com/macumbista
---Oblique Strategy # 175:
"What are the sections sections of? Imagine a caterpillar moving"
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SIMULTAN04 Festival - Screening - Call for entry | www.simultan.org
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SIMULTAN04 - Video and Media Arts Festival will take place in Timisoara, Romania
between May 22nd -24th 2008.
Under the theme "Temporary Tactics", Simultan04 explores a conflict situation,
a difficult cohabitation between the independent audio-visual works and the cultural,
social and political context in which they are born.
"Temporary Tactics" wishes to highlight time and space connected "speculative" situations,
the practice of acting and reacting, of making and creating,
in the moment and in response to the stimulus of one's immediate environment.
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SIMULTAN04 is open for submissions of innovative works which that make use of technology
in a creative, ingenious way or are based on a peculiar, unusual story.
The video section is open to all video artists and not only, who can apply with narratives,
experimental videos, animations, vj-ing movies and motion graphics.
Those interested may apply with a maximum number of 2 video works,
each having a duration that must not exceed 3 minutes.
Terms and conditions, technical details, application form here:
http://www.simultan.org/en/2008/callforentry.htm
The deadline for the submission of works and applications is April 10th, 2008 (postmark)
After the event, a DVD/catalogue will be published, each of the admitted participants
will receive a DVD/catalogue by the end of 2008.
no application fee required!
For additional information please contact: Levente Kozma
email: simultan[at]simultan.org, tel: +40-740.300.806
for more details please visit www.simultan.org
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a video review of SIMULTAN03
www.youtube.com/simultanfestivalwww.myspace.com/simultanfestival
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[ please distribute to interested people | apologies for any duplicates ]