We’ll be kicking off our 2017 series of artist talks with two very special guests, Sam Battle AKA Look Mum No Computer, and Antònia Folguera of Sónar+D. In addition, there […]
TidalCycles (or Tidal for short) is a programming language for live coding pattern. It allows you to make musical patterns with text, describing sequences and ways of transforming and combining […]
Music Hackspace presents a two day workshop with Tom Richards on the 22nd and 23rd of April. This will be an absolute beginners workshop, ideal for those who are interested […]
Paul Prudence is an audio-visual performer working with generative video and abstract soundscapes. His work, which has been performed internationally, focuses on the ways in which sound, space and form […]
Learn the basics of setting up a live coding session and making soundscapes and beats with sound synthesis and patterns in SuperCollider. SuperCollider is an incredibly powerful, open-source, cross-platform, audio […]
Chagall is a London-based, Dutch electronic music producer, songwriter and vocalist who has been using the gestural mi.mu gloves interface since early 2015. Her performances are a physical manifestation of […]
Nonclassical are a label and club night that put on classical music well outside of its traditional context. Bypassing classical venues and concert halls, Nonclassical present live classical music alongside […]
Learn how to build your own electronic synthesizer with London’s Music Hackspace and Tara Pattenden and visit The Pink Floyd exhibition: Their Mortal Remains show to see how the synth […]
Learn about making music with code using TidalCycles. Tidal has been developed by Alex over many years, initially for making broken dance music at events now known as “Algoraves,” as well […]
Following our first TidalCycles meetup in April, we’re pleased to be bringing this back for round 2 on June 19th. This one will be more hands on than last time […]