ok,
The Hybrid Arts entry has been made and submitted. I won't detail what I
did: if we get somewhere, I might tell you then, and otherwise, let's not
mention it at all ; )
best
N
PS One thing I noticed is that the promotional video is a bit audio biased-
I tried to counteract that in my spiel- so sometime, perhaps during or
after Sheffield, it would be nice to get a more balanced general live art
coding one constructed...
--On 12 March 2007 20:10:28 +0000 alex <alex_at_slab.org> wrote:
> On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 18:30 +0000, Nick Collins wrote:
>> Just making the TOPLAP submission, I created a bibliography of
>> historical/academic papers on live coding to add at the end- anyone want
>> to suggest any additional?
>
> This is fantastic Nick!
>
> This one from Andrew which I haven't managed to find myself yet:
>
> Collinge, D. J. MOXIE: A Language for Computer Music Performance. In. W.
> Buxton (editor), Proceedings of the International Computer Music
> Conference 1984
>
> And a related paper I found while looking for the above although I have
> not yet got to read it in detail:
>
> Formula: A Programming Language for Expressive Computer Music
> David P. Anderson and Ron Kuivila. Computer 24 12--21 (1991)
>
> Conversational Languages
> Kupka and Wilsing. (1980)
>
> I added details of the last two to bibsonomy, for easy exporting to
> BibTeX: http://www.bibsonomy.org/tag/toplap
>
> I might find time to add the others there too. If you already have them
> as BibTeX that would be easiest as you can just import that.
>
>> And just thinking- is the TOPLAP mailing list archive ever going to
>> appear? There have been many interesting discussions in the past- a few
>> of us surely have complete archives (I have almost complete give or
>> take a couple) - should we make these available at some point?
>
> I have tended towards keeping archives for list members only in the
> past. However I am happy to go with consensus and open it up to
> external references if that's what people want.
>
> For now however, some searchable archives are available here, going back
> to mid 2004 (although the earliest dates all show 2005-05-28 for some
> reason):
> http://lurker.slab.org/list/livecode.en.html
>
> Log in with user 'toplap' and password 'toplap'.
>
> Do keep hold of your archive though Nick - I'm not sure if I have a
> complete one.
>
> alex
>
>
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