9th Dec 2012, Circuit bending workshop

Nov 28, 2012

Join us a for our next circuit bending / hacking sound toys workshop! Date/time: Sunday 9th Dec, 2 pm to 7 pm 
Location: London Music Hackspace (Unit 30). Cremer Business Centre, 37 Cremer Street. London E2 8HD Materials/fee: Materials and components provided, fee £25. Please register via: workshops@musichackspace.org Learn the necessary techniques to turn hackable toys into useful sound devices, electronic instruments or, who knows, sound sculptures perhaps. This will be... Read More

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16th Dec 2012, MzTEK’s Beat Box T-shirt workshop

Nov 28, 2012

MzTEK is a non-profit organisation with the aim of addressing the imbalance of women artists working in the fields of new media, computer arts, and technology. We have invited them to run one of their women only workshops at the Music Hackspace. So MzTEK and the Music Hackspace invite techie women (and women who want to get techie) to join us for a one day workshop where you will learn to make one of the instruments from the Hacked Human Orchestra: the Beatbox t-shirt! This last... Read More

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2nd Dec 2012, Hi-Tech Kitchenware Workshop

Nov 28, 2012

Ever wondered how to make punchy electronic music with your kitchenware? How to take your dinner table to the next level? Just visit the pound shop and come to visit us on Sunday Dec 2nd with some salad bowls, pots, pans and a few electronic components.   The workshop is aimed to put your design ideas into practice. We will start with some kitchenware of your choice (pots, pans, glasses), identify a design, position the sensors and help you build your instrument. No prior... Read More

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25th Nov 2012, Music Hackspace Ensemble + Webcam instrument workshop

Nov 15, 2012

Update (17 Dec 2012) – Code and slides from the Webcam workshop are available on Github. –Tim Join us on Sunday 25th of November 2012 for a day of workshopping and the first Music Hackspace Ensemble meeting with Tim Murray-Browne, our resident composer under Sound and Music’s embedded composer residency programme. We will start with a workshop where we create instruments that respond to movement using the webcam on your laptop and software synthesisers. Afterwards we’ll... Read More

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“Can you hear this noise?”, an Artist talk by xname

Nov 9, 2012

Thursday 15th of November 2012, 7pm. Troyganic, 132 Kingsland Road, E2 8DY London xname is a multimedia artist born in Milan and currently based in London. Her live performances are developed through the use of artificial lights and home-made micro-oscillators which generate sound waves. The light, transformed in electric current, passes through the circuit and exits in the shape of a sonic frequency, while the sound, modulated by manipulating the light sources, becomes tactile... Read More

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A night of performance, Thursday 8th of Nov 2012

Nov 6, 2012

A night of performance Thursday 8th of November 2012 Troyganic 132 Kingsland Road, Corner of Cremer Street, London E2 8DY Start at 7:30pm. Yps Mael (Electronics, voice and objects) Les Hutchins (Supercollider) Blanca Regina aka whiteemotion (Electronics, objects, voice and visuals) Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut (Solaris) Andrew Ostler (modular synths) + Darkroom Tom Webster (modular synths) Bioni Samp (hive synth) Kacper Ziemanin (modified toys/hacked and bent toys/circuits) Tasos Stamou... Read More

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11th Nov 2012, Circuit bending workshop

Nov 5, 2012

A new session in our series of circuit bending / hacking sound toys workshops. Date/time: Sunday 11th Nov, 2 pm to 7 pm 
Location: London Music Hackspace (Unit 30). Cremer Business Centre, 37 Cremer Street. London E2 8HD Materials/fee: Materials and components are included and will be provided for all participants, there is a fee of £25. Learn the necessary techniques to turn hackable toys into useful sound devices, electronic instruments or, who knows, sound sculptures perhaps.... Read More

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