I'm up for London livecode too, if only to get hold of some of these
stickers...
The two ICMC live coding papers were from The Andrews, presented as a demo
with aa cell entertaining a succession of visitors:
08:40 [1498] - AA-CELL IN PRACTICE: AN APPROACH TO MUSICAL LIVE CODING
Andrew Sorensen, MOSO, Australia; Andrew Brown, Queensland University of
Technology, Australia
and
LIVE CODING: AN OVERVIEW
Iohannes zmölnig, Gerhard Eckel, Insitute of Electronic Music and
Acoustics, IEM, Austria
which is probably best described as a review paper summarising other papers
pre 2007. What is heartening is that Iohannes is actually setting out on a
PhD in live coding!
I sold Miller Sm Puckette a TOPLAP CD, on the grounds that he saw Iohannes'
presentation and liked slub. Unfortunately I had to miss it myself, being
at a soundcheck, else I could report more thoroughly on the presentation
itself. Iohannes, will you put it up online?
best,
N
--On 5 September 2007 16:42:04 +0100 alex <alex_at_lurk.org> wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-09-05 at 16:15 +0100, Matthew Yee-King wrote:
>> I'm well up for that! I'm off to a conference next week, back on the
>> 14th. I've been doing some livecoding practise as well. Anyone else in
>> London in the second half of Sept and interested in this? I'll look into
>> a possible venue.
>
> Yep I'm up for it. I'm secretly getting some TOPLAP stickers done, I
> should have them by then.
>
> BTW I understand there were a couple of livecoding papers at ICMC, are
> they available for general consumption?
>
> Evan Raskob ran a live patching workshop at a dorkbot camp last weekend.
> It worked well. People wore instructions around their necks and pulled
> on bungee cords to pass messages around. We managed some fun
> polyrhythms.
> http://flickr.com/photos/94101414_at_N00/1330089938/
>
> There was also a mole taxidermy workshop where moles were turned into
> theramins, so be careful clicking around the photos...
>
> cheers
>
> alex
>
>
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