Free Music Friday: Music From Code
Free Music Friday: Future World, by Norah Lorway, is an album of ambient soundscapes creating using music programming and digital synthesis tools.
Tag: Computer Music
Goldilocks Analogue Combines Arduino With Audio I/O, Is ‘Just Right’ For Music Projects
Reader Phillip Stevens let us know about a Kickstarter project he’s running to develop a new Arduino, just right for audio projects, Goldilocks Analogue. Arduino is an open-source computer platform, designed for creating microcontroller-based devices. The goal of the Goldilocks Analogue is to bring sophisticated analog and audio input, output, and storage capability to the Arduino environment. Here’s… Read More Goldilocks Analogue Combines Arduino With Audio I/O, Is ‘Just Right’ For Music Projects
Professor David Wessel Has Died
Professor David Wessel, Director of the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT) at the University of California at Berkeley, passed away on October 13, 2014, at the age of 73. Wessel was a musician, composer and mentor to many electronic and computer musicians. He was also known to some as “The Patron Saint… Read More Professor David Wessel Has Died
What’s The Best OS For Doing Music & Audio Production? (Poll)
MusicTech magazine recently published a guide to tuning your computer for audio. It covers topics like the performance benefits of hard drives, CPUs, additional RAM, SSDs and decluttering your hard drive. One thing that’s striking about the article, though, is that it’s mostly stuff that OS X users never think about. As the article notes: Mac will provide… Read More What’s The Best OS For Doing Music & Audio Production? (Poll)
Cosmosƒ vSaturn Now Available, Designed For Real-time Dynamic Stochastic Synthesis
Cosmosf vSaturn was uploaded by: Sinan Bokesoy
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The Computer Orchestra
The Computer Orchestra is a crowdsourcing platform, created by Simon de Diesbach, Jonas Lacôte, Laura Perrenoud, that allows users to create and conduct their own orchestra. Users can choose to upload their own music or download samples to integrate into their formation Once the ‘orchestra’ is configured, users can direct it with the movements of their… Read More The Computer Orchestra
Live ‘Code Jam’, With Benoît And The Mandelbrots
Benoît and the Mandelbrots – Bal des Ardents was uploaded by: cappelnord
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The Musical ‘Code Jamming’ Of Andrew Sorensen
ComputeMusic(now): Andrew Sorensen at TEDxQUT was uploaded by: TEDxTalks
Duration: 648
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KISS2013 Kyma International Sound Symposium Coming Sept 12-15
Organizers have announced this years Kyma International Sound Symposium, KISS2013, scheduled to be held in Brussels Belgium from September 12-15 2013. Featured events will include hands-on demonstrations of interfaces for interactive sound and performance, a public dialog on spatialization featuring electronic music pioneers Annette Vande Gorne and Joel Chadabe, a competition pitting teams of sound designers and… Read More KISS2013 Kyma International Sound Symposium Coming Sept 12-15
Processing 2.0 Now Available For Programming New Media Art
Developers have announced the release of Processing 2.0, the latest incarnation of the free and open source programming language designed for electronic arts and new media art. Processing is free and open source, and runs on the Mac, Windows, and GNU/Linux platforms. Here’s what the developers have to say about the new release:
