[PD] PureData Montréal #3 (fwd)

---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 20:16:47 -0500 (EST) From: Mathieu Bouchard matju@sympatico.ca To: [...] Subject: PureData Montréal #3

PureData Montréal Users Group meeting #3 Saturday March 13th, 2004, 12:00 - 17:00 EST Société des Arts Technologiques (www.SAT.qc.ca) 1195 StLaurent (métro StLaurent ou PlaceD'Armes) Admission: 0$ (zero); you need _not_ reserve your seat this time Language: mélange de english and of français

L'ordre of the présentations may change sans previous notice. =)

PROGRAMME

1. MICHAL SETA (NoOneReceiving, Unisexe) Delay Lines Using [delread~]/[delwrite~]

    Tutorial about how to make delay-line effects such as echo,
    phaser, chorus and reverb.
   
   

2. STÉPHANIE BRODEUR (Ottawa U) Synesthésie

    An interactive  art project  about converting  pictures  to
    sound.
   
   

3. MATHIEU BOUCHARD (Artengine) Impurity

    Ugliness is next to godliness, so here's how to go straight
    to hell.  Let's talk about  "gooey" things.  Let's make our
    patches more organic.
   
   

4. ZACK SETTEL (SAT) nSlam / pdjimmies

    This multichannel  audio system  was  developed  at   SAT's
    research labs and released last month, as seen on pd-list.
   
   

5. ALEXANDRE CASTONGUAY (Artengine, Ottawa U, Concordia U) Arts' Birthday

    Je  présenterai   les  oeuvres  réalisées   pour  le  «arts
    birthday», un événement organisé par le Western Front le 17
    janvier dernier.  L'anniversaire de l'art a été proposé par
    l'artiste  fluxus  Robert Filliou  en 1963.   La version du
    Western  Front réunissait  des centres  et  des  collectifs
    d'artistes   de  plusieurs  continents  pour  un  événement
    d'envoi et de réception de données.
   
   

6. MATHIEU BOUCHARD (Artengine) Polymorphism and Dimensionality: Two Wonderful Buzzwords

    GridFlow's  own kind  of  reuse  is  about  making  effects
    that behave  contextually  to the  kind  of  data  they are
    used with, but without doing anything special to get there.
    GridFlow is designed to be used in ways it was not intended
    to be used for.
   
   

Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju