Hi, I'm happy to announce the new version of ofelia.
ofelia is a Pd external which allows you to use openFrameworks and Lua.
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The new version provides all available openFrameworks functions and class
methods as Pd objects. (1,770 objects) Meaning, you don't need to write Lua
scripts to use unsupported feature since they all exist as Pd objects.
Also, ofelia now provides documentation for all objects. You can simply
double click on any object to open the help file or the documentation page
in your browser. You can see a full categorized list of objects from the
"help-intro.pd" patch.
Lastly, you can create a standalone application for macOS, Windows, Linux,
Raspbian, iOS and Android using ofxOfelia, an openFrameworks addon for
ofelia. It will be also possible to create web applications using ofelia
soon.
For more information, please visit https://github.com/cuinjune/ofxOfelia
(Note: ofelia requires vanilla Pd-0.49.0 or higher.)
Main changes:
* all available global functions and class methods from Lua bindings are
embedded as objects
* all embedded objects use "of" prefix for consistency
* added [ofRequire], [ofExpr], [ofExpr~], [ofIf], [ofIf~], [ofFor],
[ofTable], [ofJson], [ofReverb~], [ofOscSender], [ofOscReceiver],
[ofUnZip], [ofUnZipPass] and [ofMakeFileName]
Any feedback is welcomed, hope you like it.
sorry for x-posting
please share!
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Piksel19
November 21-23 2019
Bergen, Norway
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Piksel is an international festival for electronic art and
technological freedom. Part workshop, part festival, it is organised in
Bergen, Norway, and involves participants from more than a dozen
countries exchanging ideas, coding, presenting art and software
projects, doing workshops, performances and discussions on the
aesthetics and politics of art and free technologies.
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open CALL for PROJECTS
For the exhibition and other parts of the program we currently seek
projects in the following categories:
1. Installations
Projects to be included in the exhibitions.
The works must be realized by the use of free and open source
technologies. For Piksel19 we specially encourage projects in the fields
of DIY BIOart and renewable/sustainable technologies to apply.
2. Audiovisual performance
Live art realized by the use of free software and/or open/DIY
hardware.
3. Presentations
Innovative DIY/open hardware and audiovisual software tools or software
art released under a free/open license. (Also includes presentations of
artistic projects realized using free/open technologies.) For Piksel19
we specially encourage projects in the fields of DIY BIOart and
renewable/sustainable technologies to apply.
4. Workshops
Hands on workshops utilizing free software and/or open/DIY hardware for
artistic use. For Piksel19 we specially encourage projects in the fields
of DIY BIOart and renewable/sustainable technologies to apply.
5. PikselSavers
Video and software art based on the screensaver format – short
audiovisual (non)narratives made for endless looping. Possible thematic
fields includes but are not limited to: sustainable resource
allocation, renewable technologies, energy harvesting, fair trade
hardware, free content, open access, open data, DIY economy, shared
development. The works must be realized by the use of free/open source
technologies.
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!!!!!!!!!! Deadline extended - august 15. 2019 !!!!!!!!!!
Please use the online submit form at: https://piksel.org
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Piksel19 is supported by the Municipality of Bergen, Arts Council
Norway, PNEK and others.
more info: www.piksel.no
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Hello everyone,
The jmmmp library of abstractions has been updated.
New features and improvements to [multiarray] were prepared:
- removed dependency from iemguts and multiarray-unit.pd external
- array visibility
- ID check and ID status query
- save and load multiarray data
- x and y scaling
[multiarray] is an abstraction to store and operate several graphical
arrays in one graphical container.
You can download it soon through deken, or follow the link below.
For more informations and a tarball file, visit http://bit.ly/jmmmp_055
Best,
João Pais
Howdy, the main feature in ELSE is the ability to set exponential curves in
the [envgen~] object. I'm really proud of this as this makes this object
the most versatile and complete envelope generator for Pd by far. There's
basically nothing missing I can think of (except maybe add multiple sustain
points eventually). The [function~] object can also generate exponential
curves, in the same way as [envgen~], and this is cool to draw some crazy
waveforms.
The [dir] object has suffered a major overhaul (with breaking changes) and
includes new features. I'm also pretty proud of this one as it really makes
it easy opening, browsing and managing files in a directory. This has
always given me quite a headache and I think I finally nailed it. The last
highlights is that [sort] can now sort symbols, and there are 3 new objects
to manage lists ([sum], [slice] and [stream]). More details at
https://github.com/porres/pd-else/releases/tag/v1.0-beta22 Almost all
binaries are available there and in a few hours this will be available via
deken so you can download directly from Pd.
My tutorial was also updated to reflect some of these updates, more details
at
https://github.com/porres/Live-Electronic-Music-Tutorial/releases/tag/v1.0-…
Hi all,
I've just finished an update for timbreID, version 0.8.1. It's available
via deken for Linux/Mac/Win, and at https://github.com/wbrent/timbreID. The
examples package is now available via the github README.
Here's a summary of changes below and a quick video of the updated timbre
space example, which has a lot of new features:
http://williambrent.conflations.com/mov/timbre-space-june-2019.mp4
Any and all feedback is welcome!
William
Objects
- new [chroma] and [chroma~] objects for pitch class profile of spectrum
- new [phaseSpec] and [phaseSpec~] objects for phase spectrum
- new [tempo~] object for tempo estimation
- new [featureNorm] and [featureDelta] objects for feature processing
- new functionality for [featureAccum]
- running sum of feature input
- running mean of feature input
- simple moving average of feature input
- additional methods for [tabletool] (overlap_add, permute, drip,
as_set, dump_range, hps, valleys)
- [timbreID] can now output its database formatted as a FANN training
file for use with the FANN neural net library
- new zero-padding feature
Examples
- automation via audio features: gated reverb, multi-band compressor
- improved vocoder
- chromagram plotting
- key estimation
- audio segmenting based on BFCC deltas
- significant update to timbre space example
- uses new "chain_" message functionality to avoid redundant FFTs for
much faster batch analysis
- works on all platforms with Pd 0.49 and Gem 0.94
- keyboard commands for navigation/mouse functions
- new mouseover functionality to play all grains within mouse radius
in sequence (according to distance from center) or in random order
- grain pitch transposition
- map features to Gem sphere size
- new "constellation" feature for making sequences of grains
- a constellation control panel for managing multiple parallel
sequences, changing sequence playback behavior, level, speed, rhythm
--
William Brent
www.williambrent.com
“Great minds flock together”
Conflations: conversational idiom for the 21st century
www.conflations.com
Hello everyone,
The jmmmp library of abstractions has been updated.
Added [jp.dbtofad], [mat4~] and [mat4-~], and removed an iemlib dependency
in [matxxx~] objects.
You can download it soon through deken, or follow the link below.
For more informations and a tarball file, visit http://bit.ly/jmmmp_053
Best,
João Pais
Hi,
We currently have 3 music technology positions open at University of Oslo:
PhD Fellowship on Sound/Music for Cell Stimulation
<https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/171451/phd-research-fellowsh…>This
is a 3-year 100% fellowship connected to the UiO:Life Science project
“Artificial Biomimetic systems - the Niche of Islet Organoids (ABINO)”.
The aim is to develop sound material for experiments on cells.
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Computational Musicological Analysis
<https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/171597/postdoctoral-research…>
This is a 3-year 100% fellowship working on the new project "MIRAGE - A
Comprehensive AI-Based System for Advanced Music Analysis" with Olivier
Lartillot.
Lecturer position in Music Technology
<https://www.jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillinger/stilling/171616/universitetslekt…>
This is a 2-year 50% position, primarily focused on teaching in our
innovative new, joint, international master's programme “Music,
Communication and Technology”.
Apologies for cross-posting. Please forward to relevant candidates.
--
Alexander Refsum Jensenius, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Musicology, University of Oslo
http://people.uio.no/alexanje/
Deputy Director, RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time, and Motion
http://www.uio.no/ritmo/
New master's programme: "Music, Communication & Technology"
http://www.uio.no/mct-master/
Free online course: Music Moves
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/music-moves
An update to the ELSE library is out, mostly with updates in current
objects and just a few new objects. Three managing lists: [reverse],
[rotate], [iterate] and a new drum sequencer objects ([drum.seq]). Please
note that [else/drum.seq] and [else/mtx.ctl] have issues in Pd 0.49 (and
only in 0.49), but this is already fixed for the next 0.50 release. See
https://github.com/porres/pd-else/releases/tag/v1.0-beta21 for a complete
changelog on what's new in ELSE 1.0 beta 21 and wait a but for all binaries
to be available in the repository and via deken (only missing so far are
raspberry pi binaries). The Live Electronics Tutorial that relies in the
ELSE library was also updated - see:
https://github.com/porres/Live-Electronic-Music-Tutorial/releases/tag/v1.0-…
cheers
Dear Pure Data community,
I am currently running a publication fundraiser on Kickstarter for my
book VECTOR SYNTHESIS: a Media Archaeological Investigation into
Sound-Modulated Light.
The book describes my research into the military and techno-scientific
legacies at the birth of modern computing, and how early computer,
electronic media, and video artists of the 1950’s, 60’s, and 70’s
attempted to decouple these tools from their destructive origins.
It also presents my Pure Data software library and live performance
project which employs audio synthesis and vector graphics techniques to
investigate direct relationships between sound and image using analog
CRT displays.
The conclusion of the book reflects on how the project and the research
surrounding it has contributed to the larger experimental audiovisual
arts community through events such as the Vector Hack Festival.
Artists discussed include Mary Ellen Bute, Ben Laposky, Len Lye, Norman
McLaren, Desmond Paul Henry, James Whitney, John Whitney Sr., Dan
Sandin, Steina Vasulka, Woody Vasulka, Larry Cuba, Bill Etra, Mitchell
Waite, Rosa Menkman, Cracked Ray Tube, Andrew Duff, Benton C.
Bainbridge, Philip Baljeu, Jonas Bers, Robin Fox, Robert Henke, Ivan
Marušić Klif, Jerobeam Fenderson, Hansi Raber, Ted Davis, Roland
Lioni, Bernhard Rasinger, and the Kikimore group.
The book is 122 pages long, has 21 illustrations, links to several video
examples online, and was fabulously designed by Claire Matthews.
I’ve launched this Kickstarter to print and distribute the book to
people who have expressed interest, to get them to people who have
assisted in its creation, and just as importantly to send them to
organizations and schools who deserve one. Your support of this
publishing project will help make that possible.
Details can be found here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/macumbista/vector-synthesis-book
Thank you for your kind attention!
Derek Holzer
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derek holzer
noise.art.technology
http://macumbista.net