Researching digital musical gesture from embodied perspectives has lead me in directions I could never imagine.
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A gentle reminder that the first submission deadline is fast approaching! January 22 (23:59 UTC-12) is the deadline for papers, music, installations, and workshops. You will then have until 31 January to update your submission. There will be no extension!
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Live Coding Sonic Creativities, the first special issue on live coding in Organised Sound. Call for submissions is open. Submission deadline: 15 September 2022.
cambridge.org/core/journals/…
#livecoding #soniccreativities #organisedsound
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Hybrid Live Coding Interfaces 2021: Beyond the Screen
That's a wrap for Sessions 1 & 2, streamed from our lab in Reykjavík!
See you tomorrow at 7:00 UTC for Session 3 on Imagination.
hybrid-livecode.pubpub.org/w…
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Found while cleaning up, booklet of 2013 live.code.festival. Should maybe dump the pdf somewhere sometime (when I find it) but for now all info still online: imwi.hfm.eu/livecode/2013/
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How starfish walk teapawt.org/dailysciencevid/status…
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バーコードリーダーをスケートボードに取りつけ、スキャンした電気信号で音を鳴らす。
巨大バーコードを滑り鳴らしました🛹┃┃┃┃
#barcodeboarding #北九州未来創造芸術祭
#electronicosfantasticos
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This is Snake, as played algorithmically by an AI with Dynamic Hamiltonian Cycle Repair. The snake cannot be killed: it is just a matter of how fast it wins the game [source, full video and more: buff.ly/326K2tv]
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Looks like the UK is going to ban schools from using @Sonic_Pi - and by extension most open source software....
theguardian.com/education/20…
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There’s an “inverse piano” in your head: A Kavli Prize–winning scientist details the magic of transforming vibrations into sound in the inner ear bit.ly/2sCfoHl
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70 Years Ago, Six Philly Women Became The World's First Digital Computer Programmers (PhillyVoice) : bit.ly/1PvJvoR
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Sometime the right metaphor can make an argument come together all by itself.nytimes.com/2018/05/31/opini…



























