Our third TidalCycles meetup will continue the informal, participatory trajectory of the second, but with a little bit more structure. In attendance for your aid will be Evan Raskob (PixelPusher), who'll be talking about scales and musicality in Tidal, Jack Armitage (Lil Data), who'll be talking about the evolution of his Tidal code, and Guy John […]
Musician, Artist, Multimedia Performer and Curator, Bishi was born in London of Bengali heritage. Bishi received musical training in both Hindustani and Western Classical styles, including study of the sitar under Gaurav Mazumdar a senior disciple of Ravi Shankar. She has recorded two albums , with long time collaborator Matthew Hardern: Albion Voice and Nights […]
Full cost: See price list. When you book your place you will be charged a £20 booking fee. Please note there will be no refunds of the booking fee in case of cancelling / not showing. This £20 booking fee will be deducted during the workshop from the price of the kit/s of your choice.On […]
Anna Meredith is a composer and musician. She uses a mix of electronic and acoustic instruments and is frequently referred to as being “genre-defying” or “uncategorisable.” Her music sits somewhere between classical, techno, rock and pop. One of her recent projects, Anno, embodied this indefinability. Here she collaborated with The Scottish Ensemble to combine electronic […]
Our TidalCycles meetups are a series of informal, participatory meetups focusing on Alex Mclean’s open source, accessible livecoding platform. They are loosely structured around talks and performance, with various livecoding celebrities in attendance. This meetup is for any self identifying women and nonbinary people, and will be hosted by Miri Kat. Miri Kat is an […]
Music Hackspace presents three days of workshops introducing the art and techniques of circuit bending with instrument and toy hacker, Tasos Stamou. These workshops, which can be attended independently or in unison to make an intense circuit bending course, will introduce participants to musical circuits and how to hack them, with all materials provided and […]
This hands-on workshop introduces participants to using SuperCollider on Bela, an open source embedded platform for ultra-low latency audio and sensor processing based on the BeagleBone Black. Bela is designed to generate and process audio while connected to the physical world using all sorts of analog and digital sensors. During the workshop we will show […]
This workshop was developed as a result of the 'DIY electronics' Kacper Ziemianin's class at the Royal Academy of Arts in the Hague. This is a two day workshop taking place over October 7th and 8th, 12:00-17:30. During the workshop you will be introduced to the basics of working with Arduino micro controller and interfacing it […]
LightSeq is an award-winning DIY instrument and performance system for live electronic music. It allows users to program any sequence of lights which are then translated into sound. This combination opens up a lot of possibilities for controlling, structuring and interacting with sound. This instrument tries to addresses an issue of ‚liveness‘ of electronic music performance. […]
This workshop is part of Nocturnal City: London - Barcelona. This second event in the Nocturnal City series explores the London – Barcelona interplay with an evening of panels, installations and music performances with a focus on independent creators, DIY practices, breaking down barriers and building new structures. For this event we've invited Barcelona based […]