Thanks again for your answer
I make a small reflection about this. I think that's better for the
futur of Blank Pages to make an other website (not called blank pages)
but something like this : score for live coding event.
Where everyone can put his event score and everyone can organise a
A kind of score event database.
We can make anouncement of event, call for participation...
And for anarchist we can write a score without rules...
What do you think about this idea?
Thomas
Sylvain a écrit :
> matohawk a écrit :
>> Hello Sylvain,
>>
>> Thanks for your provocative answer
>>
>> > There is no adaptation to make, it's just possible to make exactly the
>> > same straightforwardly with SC ...
>> > If there were adaptation to be made, then it would just be to *erase*
>> > PD/Max from the score, then anybody keen on livecoding could join (with
>> > chuck, fluxus, perl ....).
>>
>> I'm agree with you but the reason of use only Max/MSP and Pure Data,
>> it's not a very good reason.
>> At the begining we would like to make a restriction and we choosen the
>> two most popular programming language for music and video.
>> Why we would like to make a restriction? To write a definitive score
>> for an event.
>> This is the score Blank Pages :
>> 60 minutes
>> Max/MSP - Pure Data
>> Blank Page
>> No load/ no save
>>
>> This is only some rules and you can invent as score as you want, but
>> this one is Blank Pages. i don't want to change this one but I would
>> to write some other score for other event.
> Ok, thanks for explanation, and the choices made
>>
>> You acknowledge that such partition can not germinate in any case in a
>> French research center (gmem, ircam). But this is not for you I'll
>> teach it.
>>
> hehe. I have a little anecdote about that. I was once at a Max/MSP
> workshop given by R. Dudas. It was before Max5 and little after I
> learned about toplap, livecoding ... I had also seen at that time a nice
> video of people (I guess austrian guys, Iohannes maybe?) doing
> collaborative Pd patch.
> So R. Dudas ask the audience if we had any request for features needed
> for Max5 or further. I thus raise hand and aks if it was possible to
> have a patch that can be modified by several users. Most of people were
> looking at me as if I have gone crazy, and someone even ask me : "What's
> the use for this ?". I said "well, having collaborative composition". R.
> Dudas seemed a bit surprised but interested still. Seems like they
> didn't take my advice into account ;)
>> The project is near to a jam of live coding but not really that's a
>> difference. try to make a jam of live coding without rules and one
>> with rules and inscription and listen...
>> And you can write a score for Super Collider and organise a session.
>>
> Yeah, I'll think about it. I actually wanted to elaborate collaborative
> sessions with SC at tmplab
>> No I didn't know about Toplap when I do this but what's the problem.
>
> none, really.
>
> Best
>
> Sylvain
>
Received on Tue Sep 01 2009 - 16:58:32 BST