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Le 17 janvier 2007, à partir de 17h, le Studio XX vous convie à une
soirée festive à l'occasion de la Fête de l'Art!
**Point de rencontre à OBORO**
**Apportez votre lecteur CD portatif (ghettoblaster), lampe de poche,
chapeau de fête, flûte, et thermos.**
/Depuis la proclamation de l'artiste Fluxus, Robert Filliou, en 1963, le
17 janvier est la Fête de l'Art. Ainsi, l'art est né il y a environ
1,000,000 d'années, et des artistes et groupes d'artistes un peu partout
sur la planète s'activent à célébrer cet anniversaire en organisant des
événements internationaux et des happenings en réseau, en mangeant du
gâteau et en offrant des cadeaux à l'Art. À chaque année, la Fête de
l'Art devient une occasion d'échange entre artistes et entre événements.
La « Fête Permanente » s'agrandit ainsi d'année en année tout en
explorant les arts des télécommunications./
HORAIRE
*:: 17h00*
Rendez-vous à OBORO, 4001 Berri, local 301 (thé, chocolat chaud seront
servis // apportez votre thermos !)
Installation interactive de *Jason E. Lewis*, /Everything You Thought
We'd Forgotten/
*:: 17h45 PM*
Départ de OBORO du parcours psychogéographique sonore, organisé par
*UpgradeMtl*, avec musique expérimentale et électronique de :
*I8U, Fishead, Tim Hecker, Saibotuk*.
*Apportez votre lecteur CD portable - ghettoblaster (n'oubliez pas vos
piles !). Des cds seront distribués.*
*:: 18h30*
Rendez-vous au Carré St-Louis où *Jasa Baka* et *Tyr Jami* (Parlour
Treats) nous attendent pour une courte performance festive et colorée
(**apportez chapeaux de fête et lampes de poche**).
//// Parlour Treats est un duo farfelu composé des deux soeurs Jasa Baka
et Tyr Jami. Elles vous invitent à une performance festive autour de
l'imaginaire du gâteau et de l'enfance. Essayez de venir en attraper un
morceau !
*:: 19h00+*
La fête se poursuit Au StudioXX
Performance de *Tyr Jami* (violoncelle)
Performance en réseau de *Kelly Andres* notre artiste résidente
virtuelle de Lethbridge, Alberta.
Musique, gâteaux et boissons des fêtes.
En collaboration avec Upgrade Mtl
Upgrade est une organisation autonome, internationale et rhizomatique de
rendez-vous mensuels pour la culture numérique et les arts
technologiques. Upgrade Montreal bénéficie du soutien généreux de la
Société des arts technologiques [SAT], ainsi que de ses réseaux formant
Upgrade International, des divers partenaires avec lesquels il
collabore, des artistes faisant don de leur temps, et de l'énergie
bénévole de son triumvirate organisateur formé de tobias c. van Veen,
Sophie Le-Phat Ho & Anik Fournier.
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On January 17th 2007, starting at 5pm at OBORO, Studio XX invites
you to a celebration for The Art's Birthday!
**Meeting at OBORO**
**Bring your portable cd player (ghettoblaster), flashlight, party hat,
and thermos.**
/Since the proclamation of Fluxus artist Robert Filliou in 1963, January
17th happens to be Art's Birthday. Art was thus born 1,000,000 years ago
and artists and artist groups everywhere around the globe celebrate this
important anniversary by organizing international events and network art
happenings, and by eating cake and offering gifts to Art. Every year,
Art's Birthday becomes an occasion for exchange between artists and art
events. The Eternal Network grows this way by exploring the
telecommunications arts./
SCHEDULE
*:: 5 pm*
Gathering at OBORO, 4001 Berri, suite 301 (tea and hot chocolate wil be
served // bring: your mug / thermos !
Interactive installation from *Jason E. Lewis*, /Everything You Thought
We'd Forgotten/.
*:: 5:45 pm*
Departure from OBORO for the psychogeographique sound walk, organized by
*UpgradeMtl*, with electronic music of :
*I8U, Fishead, Tim Hecker, Saibotuk*.
*Bring your portable CD ghettoblaster to broadcast the music in public.
(don't forget the batteries!). Cds will be distributed.*
*:: 6:30 pm*
Carré St-Louis with *Jasa Baka* and *Tyr Jami* (Parlour Treats) for a
short festive performance (**bring birthday hats and flashlights**)
//// Parlour Treats are Jasa Baka and Tyr Jami, an outlandish sister
team. They invite you into their outdoor Parlour for an experience of
cake. A treat you knew you wanted when you were five but couldn't reach
through to your imaginary world for. Come have a piece, if you can catch it!
*:: 7 pm +*
Art's Birthday party at the StudioXX
*Tyr Jami* performance (cello)
On-line performance by *Kelly Andres*, virtual resident from Lethbridge,
Alberta. Music, cakes, drinks!
En collaboration avec Upgrade Mtl
The Upgrade is an autonomous, international and grassroots organization
of monthly gatherings for digital culture and the technology arts.
Upgrade Montreal is generously supported by the Society for Arts and
Technology [SAT], through networks of the Upgrade International, the
various partners we work with, the artists who donate their time and the
personal energies of its organizer triumvirate of tobias c. van Veen,
Sophie Le-Phat Ho & Anik Fournier.
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INFORMATION :
StudioXX : 514-845-7934
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programmation(a)studioxx.org <mailto:programmation@studioxx.org>
www.artsbirthday.net <http://www.artsbirthday.net>
upgrademtl.org <http://upgrademtl.org>
theupgrade.sat.qc.ca <http://theupgrade.sat.qc.ca>
www.theupgrade.net <http://www.theupgrade.net>
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>>>
>>> Hallo, Phil Stone hat gesagt: // Phil Stone wrote:
>>>> > Has anyone compiled Orm Finnendah*l*'s floathotel and/or maphash objects
>>>> > for Mac OS X Intel? see:
>>>> >
>>>> > http://icem-www.folkwang-hochschule.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
>>>> >
>>>> > They don't seem to be in Pd-extended, unless I've missed them.
>>>>
>>>
>>> You can build your own floathotel as an abstraction easily. Basically
>>> it's already done with the [list-extend] and [list-find] abstraction
>>> that are part of the [list]-abs collection in CVS and pd-extended.
>>>
>>> Ciao
>>> -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
>>
>> That's great news, thanks, Frank. However, what are these "list-extend"
>> and "list-find" objects you speak of? I don't see it in my list-abs
>> collection (PD 0.39.2-extended-test7, Mac i386, Jan. 5) -- was it a very
>> recent addition to list-abs?
>>
>>
>> Phil Stone
>> UC Davis
>
> OK, I see them there in CVS, but that puts me back to my original
> problem, of compiling for OS X. Or have they found there way into the
> nightly builds of PD-extended in the last few days?
>
> Phil
>
>
OK, duh, sorry! I just realized they are abstractions, so never mind
about the compiling! What a dummy I can be.
Phil
>>
>> Hallo, Phil Stone hat gesagt: // Phil Stone wrote:
>>> > Has anyone compiled Orm Finnendah*l*'s floathotel and/or maphash objects
>>> > for Mac OS X Intel? see:
>>> >
>>> > http://icem-www.folkwang-hochschule.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
>>> >
>>> > They don't seem to be in Pd-extended, unless I've missed them.
>>>
>>
>> You can build your own floathotel as an abstraction easily. Basically
>> it's already done with the [list-extend] and [list-find] abstraction
>> that are part of the [list]-abs collection in CVS and pd-extended.
>>
>> Ciao
>> -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
>
> That's great news, thanks, Frank. However, what are these "list-extend"
> and "list-find" objects you speak of? I don't see it in my list-abs
> collection (PD 0.39.2-extended-test7, Mac i386, Jan. 5) -- was it a very
> recent addition to list-abs?
>
>
> Phil Stone
> UC Davis
OK, I see them there in CVS, but that puts me back to my original
problem, of compiling for OS X. Or have they found there way into the
nightly builds of PD-extended in the last few days?
Phil
>
> Hallo, Phil Stone hat gesagt: // Phil Stone wrote:
>> > Has anyone compiled Orm Finnendah*l*'s floathotel and/or maphash objects
>> > for Mac OS X Intel? see:
>> >
>> > http://icem-www.folkwang-hochschule.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
>> >
>> > They don't seem to be in Pd-extended, unless I've missed them.
>>
>
> You can build your own floathotel as an abstraction easily. Basically
> it's already done with the [list-extend] and [list-find] abstraction
> that are part of the [list]-abs collection in CVS and pd-extended.
>
> Ciao
> -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
That's great news, thanks, Frank. However, what are these "list-extend"
and "list-find" objects you speak of? I don't see it in my list-abs
collection (PD 0.39.2-extended-test7, Mac i386, Jan. 5) -- was it a very
recent addition to list-abs?
Phil Stone
UC Davis
hello
i recently ordered two arduino boards and now i try my first steps with
it. i downloaded Pduino-0.2 and uploaded the firmware to the chip. i
encountered a little, but sometimes annoying problem, when using the
board with [arduino]-object. when i enable one or more analog inputs,
the arduino sends so much data, that data sent from computer to arduino
gets delayed, sometimes up to 10 seconds. this makes it impossible for
me to use the outputs, while using the analog ins at the same time. i
use the [arduino]-object as it is (with the hardcoded baudrate of
115200) and i connect the arduino-board directly to one of my laptop's
usb-ports.
i counted the messages i receive from the the analog input, when i
enable it:
1 analog input enabled: ~960 values/s
2 analog inputs enabled: ~480 values/s per input
3 analog inputs enabled: ~320 values/s per input
(and so on)
would it be easy to change the code of the firmware, so that it sends
the values of each analog input with a fixed rate (e.g. 100 Hz)?
i am not a c programmer, anyway i tried to search for kind of a delay
function in the code, but couldn't find anything. am i right in
assuming, that as it is now, it cycles through the code and sends each
time the values with the maximum possible rate, or in other words: there
is no speedlimit in the firmware? if so, how hard would it be to
implement kind of a speedlimit on the arduino-side?
any suggestions are welcome.
roman
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>Hello, I am afraid it is not an adsr. ADSR only have four parameters,
>it also looks like envgen from ggee,
You can set the envelope to four points if you want to. I just wanted to have the option of having something more advanced than an adsr(aadddsrrr for example).
I haven't tried envgen but as far as I know it's an external. This is a native pd-patch and I kinda like it that way because it's quicker to get it up and running on any platform without thinking about compiling/finding a binary etc.
> what this patch will be used for?
adsr(once I get the sustain into the patch)
and lfo's and maybe some sequencing.
>What's a "sustain function that can loop between more than one point" ?
As I said this isn't done yet but I'm thinking of a sustain that, instead of stopping at one point, goes back and forth between two-three points. That way you can have slight dynamics in the sound when holding down a key as well.
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Hallo!
The hexloader is not working on my computer (pd 0.40-2) - do I have to
apply a patch to get this working ?
(I thought it is standard now ...)
Thanks,
LG
Georg
Hello,
Has anyone compiled Orm Finnendah*l*'s floathotel and/or maphash objects
for Mac OS X Intel? see:
http://icem-www.folkwang-hochschule.de/~finnendahl/pd.html
They don't seem to be in Pd-extended, unless I've missed them.
On a more general note, I'd love to be able to compile these or other
externals myself, but I'm embarrassed to admit, I can't get the hang of
compiling PD objects for OS X. I can't even get the first steps of Fink
package downloading working from Hans' tutorial for compiling all of
PD-extended for OS X. I've studied floathotel's makefile, but I can't
figure out how to change the linux-isms to Darwin-isms(?) or whether I
should be using XCode or command line "make", etc. Could some kind
person walk me through this? I've coded C on Unix (too many years ago
to admit), and know a makefile from an include, but this eludes me.
Phil Stone
UC Davis
How can I add a loadpath to Pd-extended (Mac)?
Thanks for help.
Achim
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