Level: Beginners with an understanding of the fundamentals of music technology and Max Note: the same workshop will happen twice the same day to cover a wider range of time zones. Tickets are not for both workshops Max and Max For Live offers virtually unlimited sound synthesis possibilities. Every copy of Max and Max […]
Develop new skills with this series of 4 workshop on video synthesis, with expert Kevin Kripper, author of the Vsynth package for Max/MSP.
In this workshop we'll look at connecting Max to web browsers, and explore techniques for routing information and gestures back and forth between Max patchers and dynamic web pages, opening the door to networked or hybrid interfaces taking advantage of both the Max and the web world.
Live-stream with PA Tremblay, one of the most talented bass player and improviser of his generation. PA will share his unique improvisation approach with examples.
Want to learn how to design music application for desktop and mobile? Get tips and tricks from music software veteran Jérôme Noël, Head of Software at Ampify
Marek Bereza is one of those passionate people who can take on any challenges, as long as they pique his interest. Marek has been working on his own projects or consulting for most of his career, to the exception of a 2-year spell at Apple, where he designed prototypes with the Human Interface Devices group. […]
Level: Intermediate In this series of 4 workshops, we’ll look at how to interconnect the different 80 modules that come with Vsynth, exploring video techniques and practices that can create aesthetics associated with the history of the electronic image but also complex patterns founded in some basic functions of nature. Here's what you'll learn […]
Get started building your own plug-ins with the free and open-source framework iPlug2, a rewrite of the iPlug framework originally created by the makers of Reaper
Build an electronic instrument with electronic textile! You will receive a kit at home and learn how to assemble it. From age 7+. Batteries not included.
Andrew Leggo designed the Roland AX-1 Keytar. He is live on the 7th of September to share his experience designing instruments. https://youtu.be/4bItaf9MsNw