May 2, 2018
some pictures from Oi Kant workshop, at Music Hackspace
28-29/04/2018
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some pictures from Oi Kant workshop, at Music Hackspace
28-29/04/2018
after 2 days of workshops at Music Hackspace, one of the workshop participants made this beautiful enclosure !!!!
I’ve been doing some basic Max/Msp learning recently with the wonderful Music Hackspace. They have lots for free music technology workshops available online. https://musichackspace.org/
I enrolled on the basic Max workshop ‘getting to know Max‘ it was really well set out and all the course notes and tasks are available offline too!
Cave of Sounds Music Hackspace Waterman's gallery 1 - 3 Nov.
I think the most impressive bit in this installation is the centre brain, which is running in Max 4 Live. This centre brain takes all the signals from all devices and regulates them under preset tempo, rhythm and pitch [I think] in addition to providing a visual feedback of how each electronic 'instrument' is talking to the other. One of the instruments uses the shadow cast by your hands to produce sounds, which I thought was a great idea, for example It will play a bird sound if you cast the shadow of bird flapping its feathers, etc...
The Cave of Sounds (project documentation) from Tim Murray-Browne on Vimeo.
The Cave of Sounds is an interactive sound installation exploring the power of music to bind individuals together and the visceral urge to use technology to broadcast our identity. It is formed of eight original electronic instruments, each designed and created over a period of ten months by a member of London’s Music Hackspace as a personal and interactive embodiment of the ideas and mind of its creator. This video documents the first two exhibits of the work at the Barbican 19-26 August 2013 and the Victoria and Albert Museum 21 September 2013. Check out http://caveofsounds.com for more details about the project and future exhibitions. The Cave of Sounds was created during a Sound and Music Embedded residency with the Music Hackspace by Tim Murray-Browne working with Music Hackspace members Dom Aversano, Sus Garcia, Wallace Hobbes, Daniel Lopez, Tadeo Sendon, Alex Sonom, Panagiotis Tigas and Kacper Ziemianin. Documentation film by Mind the Film - http://mindthefilm.co.uk. Many thanks for support to Duncan Chapman, Atau Tanaka, Hannah Bujic, Nick Sherrard, Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut, Martin Klang and Jenny Attwater. Embedded is funded by Esmee Fairbairn and realised with support from Arts Council England.
Hack The Barbican. Barbican Centre, London . 5-31 | 08 | 2013 For four weeks between 5-31 August 2013 the cavernous foyer areas of The Barbican will be taken over by London’s biggest ever experiment in cross-disciplinary collaboration. Bringing together artists, technologists and entrepreneurs, Hack The Barbican sets out to explore new boundaries and reinterpret one of the world’s great cultural centres. Nothing is off limits. Everything is open to question.
Thursday 20th of December 2012, from 20:00 to 24:00, improvisation, unusual constellations and unexpected acts include the next artists: Burat Bioni Samp and Tom Webster John García-Rueda Martin Klang and Blanca Regina raxil4 featuring King Sara on musical saw Cassiel Murat, Abu and Blanca Regina Left Hands Cut off the Right Tasos Stamou & Martin Klang Ladyhackspace & Hackman Bas Vellekoop David Kaplowitz Dinnoise Visuals by : whiteemotion , VJ Hash and Jai Rafferty
Master of ceromonies: JB
@TroyGanic, 132 Kingsland Road, E2 8DY London
Music Hackspace 1st Anniversary
Thursday, October 11, 2012
7:00pm until 2:00am
132 Kingsland Road, London E2 8DY, United Kingdom
The Music Hackspace started in October 2011. We're gathering to celebrate a year of presentations, seminars, concerts and hacking with a party at our local cafe, Troy Organic.
Entrance £8/£6 concessions for Hackspace members.
Line up:
Blanca Regina and Matthias Kispert perform BANQUET special collaboration by Fran Hales
http://www.matthiaskispert.com/live_cinema/banquet/
John Bowers and Jean-Baptiste Thiebaut duo, Rainforest+Solaris
http://www.onoma.co.uk/
Bioni Samp and Tom Webster, Hive synthesizer and modular synth
www.bionisamp.info/
Tim Cowie on modular synths
Modular synthesisers, special guests to be announced soon!
From midnight onwards impro and open Jam ! Bring ur intruments, gear and so on and join!!
www.musichackspace.org