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SUMMARY:Workshop – Sines Brain Wave and Sound Art Hackathon with AXNS
DESCRIPTION:On 18 – 19th March AXNS Collective\, in partnership with Imperial College London and Music Hackspace\, will be giving teams of sound artists\, neuroscientists and data analysts exclusive access to brain wave data from groundbreaking LSD research. \nThe two day hackathon event will bring together sound artists to work alongside neuroscientists and data analysts\, to explore the brain waves in novel ways and to create mind altering soundscapes\, aural installations and musical compositions from extracted features of the psychedelic brain data. We also welcome multi-media artworks that combine aural elements with visual or haptic ones. \nThe project offers an unprecedented opportunity for sound artists  to transform the dynamic structures of consciousness into art. It also encourages scientists to experiment with innovative and novel analysis techniques with the aim to expand the way we usually look at brain wave data. The idea is to provide the creative space for the scientist\, with the unconventional input from artists\, to work in an unconstrained manner outside of the lab and to turn the results into something other than a number. To access someone’s state of consciousness with the current research methods available remains a challenge. Our pioneering project provides the opportunity to think outside of the box about how we can capture someone’s subjective\, mind-altering psychedelic journey. \nThe hackathon will be a two-day event over the weekend of the 18/19th March\, with Dr. Carhart-Harris introducing the dataset and research. The interdisciplinary 5 teams (consisting of 1 sound artist grouped with 2-4 neuroscientist/data scientists) will then spend the remainder of the time working on their responses to the brief. \n \nThis event is now fully booked. If you have any questions about this event or any of our workshops please contact workshops@stagingmhs.local.
URL:https://musichackspace.org/event/sines-brain-wave-sound-art-hackathon-axns/
LOCATION:Somerset House Studios\, New Wing\, Room G16\, Entrance via Lancaster Place\, Somerset House\, London\, WC2R 1LA\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Workshop – Programming for Modular Synthesisers with Max MSP and Gen with Rebel Technology
DESCRIPTION:[shopify embed_type=”product” shop=”musichackspace.myshopify.com” product_handle=”a-music-hackspace-workshop-with-rebel-technology-programming-for-modular-synthesisers-with-max-msp-and-gen” show=”button-only”] \nMusic hackspace presents a one-day workshop with Rebel Technology. Participants will learn how to use Max MSP’s Gen to program synths and effects which can then be run on an OWL Modular synthesiser\, and used expressively in a modular environment. \nThe workshop combines programming with hands-on music making: a fun and effective way to learn new skills! \nThe workshop is for anyone wanting to learn musical programming and modular synthesis to get beyond the limits of traditional music software\, by designing their own personal\, unique musical instruments. \nRequirements: Computer with Max MSP + Google Chrome installed. Some basic computer skills and enthusiasm for electronic music\, no prior knowledge of Max required. \nThe workshop will be led by Cherif and Adam\, and Rebel Technology will be providing OWL Modules. \n11am: \n1.)  Introduction to the Max MSP visual programming environment and Gen \n– A quick overview of Max and its applications. \n– What is Gen? \n– Difference between Gen and Max \n– Low level DSP and its applications (e.g. Hardware integration/Filter design) \n2.) Project 1: DSP synthesis \n– Learn how to build a synth in Gen \n– How to upload\, compile and run a Gen patch in the web browser. \n1pm (lunch) \n2pm: \n3.) Introduction to Modular synthesis \n– A short introduction to modular synthesis\, looking at concepts such as control voltage (cv) and triggers. \n2.30pm: \n4.) Software and Modular Integration \n– How to run your sine wave synthesiser on the OWL Modular \n– How to control and play this patch on a modular set up\, and what this brings to the software. \n3.30pm: \n6.) Project 2: Effects \n– We start building a simple but great sounding tape delay\, and then look at how we can improve it with feedback and a low pass filter to create a powerful Stereo Tape Delay. \n– Using the push button and our logic from (8)\, we then make a tap delay to synchronise tempos \n4.30pm (Cookie Break. Your music will be 33% better after you go eat some cookies) \n5pm: \n8.) Recap and modular jam! \n– Make some noise with all the patches you’ve been building! \n  \nRebel Technology make innovative\, programmable modular synths at Fort Rebel in Finsbury Park. They are the makers of the OWL Modular and the OWL Pedal which can run patches written by the user in Max MSP\, Pure Data\, FAUST or C++\, allowing everyone to develop their own unique hardware instruments. \nCherif Hashizume is a musician\, programmer\, producer and audio engineer. As head engineer and producer at Cafe Music Studios\, he’s worked with artists such as Brian Eno\, David Byrne and Jon Hopkins. He releases his own music via De-fence Records and Humble Soul Records. \nDr Adam Parkinson is musician\, programmer and teacher. Working in the departments of music and computing at Goldsmiths\, University of London\, he teaches modules in Max MSP and electronic music\, whilst researching new musical technologies. Releasing music as Dane Law on Quantum Natives\, he programs Pure Data patches to makes glitchy shoegaze from samples of rave and Celine Dion. \n[shopify embed_type=”product” shop=”musichackspace.myshopify.com” product_handle=”a-music-hackspace-workshop-with-rebel-technology-programming-for-modular-synthesisers-with-max-msp-and-gen” show=”button-only”] \nIf you have any questions about this event or any of our workshops please contact workshops@stagingmhs.local.
URL:https://musichackspace.org/event/music-hackspace-workshop-rebel-technology-programming-modular-synthesisers-max-msp-gen/
LOCATION:Somerset House Studios\, New Wing\, Room G16\, Entrance via Lancaster Place\, Somerset House\, London\, WC2R 1LA\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Opening event with Look Mum No Computer & Antonia Folguera (Sonar+D)
DESCRIPTION: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 will be an introduction from Music Hackspace about our 2017 programme\, location and mission.  \nSam Battle’s videos under the Look Mum No Computer name are some of the funniest and most creative we’ve seen. He’s got more ideas that we’ve got resistors\, and we can’t wait for him to bring the new and updated Synth Bike version 3 (see below for version 2) for a demo.  \nAntònia Folguera will be introducing Sónar+D\, the international conference dedicated to the communities working at the intersection of creativity and technology. The event brings together a variety of professionals\, including artists\, developers\, entrepreneurs and researchers from across the creative industries. Sónar+D runs in parallel with Sónar Festival\, and will take place in Barcelona in mid June. \n \n \nDoors for this event will open at 18:30. The talk will begin at 19:00 with time for Q&A afterwards. Drinks will be available from the bar next to the entrance to the New Wing of Somerset House. \nIf you have any questions about this event or any of our talks please contact info@stagingmhs.local.
URL:https://musichackspace.org/event/opening-event-look-mum-no-computer-antonia-folguera/
LOCATION:Somerset House Studios\, New Wing\, Room G16\, Entrance via Lancaster Place\, Somerset House\, London\, WC2R 1LA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Artist Talks
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