Beginning Csound
July 28, 2008 @ NYC Resistor
1 Session, 3 hours, with personalized post-session project with instructor
via email.
Cost $75

Csound is the most powerful computer music language in the world, with a
direct lineage to Max Mathews' original Music-N languages. The focus of this
class will be a synthesis of three topics: The Csound language, synthesizer
theory, and composing weird alien music.

Together, we will demystify the assembly-like syntax of the Csound language.
We will cover the fundamentals of synthesizer theory, including:
oscillators, filters, envelopes, amplifiers and modulation. Finally, we'll
tie it all together by composing sounds in the vein of classic Sci-Fi
movies.

Taught by Jacob Joaquin

Enroll Here:
http://www.eventbrite.com/event/129871449

NYC Resistor:
http://www.nycresistor.com/

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Dear Csounders,

This will be a fantastic course and I am so happy the Jacob is  
offering it.

Hopefully you will all help to spread the word to your colleagues,  
students, your family and friends in the NY area.

Jacob is a Csound master and a fantastic teacher - he is patient,  
clear, insightful, and thorough.

He was a former student of mine at Berklee who won all sorts of  
collegiate and national awards
when there.  He went on to Stanford and Cal Arts for a masters  
degrees in Computer Music.
He was one of the key assistants when I did the Csound Book and did  
most of the work to develop
the CDROMS and the Website for MIT Press.

I am confident that beginners, intermediates and even advanced  
Csounders would get a ton
from studying with him.

His Csound Blog is an incredibly wonderful and inspiring resource...
His articles in the Csound Journal have showcased a number of  
powerful new approaches to working with Csound...

When Jacob was my student at Berklee, he was the best; when Jacob was  
running csounds.com and working with me
on The Csound Book, he was a lifesaver; recently, his work on  
OLPCsound has been an inspiration as well.

Over the past 8 years, Jacob has continued to grow in such impressive  
ways that he is now one of my teachers!

So - I hope you all get a chance to meet him, to work with him, and  
to know him.

Dr. B.

On Jun 30, 2008, at 9:47 AM, Jacob Joaquin wrote:

>
> Beginning Csound
> July 28, 2008 @ NYC Resistor
> 1 Session, 3 hours, with personalized post-session project with  
> instructor
> via email.
> Cost $75
>
> Csound is the most powerful computer music language in the world,  
> with a
> direct lineage to Max Mathews' original Music-N languages. The  
> focus of this
> class will be a synthesis of three topics: The Csound language,  
> synthesizer
> theory, and composing weird alien music.
>
> Together, we will demystify the assembly-like syntax of the Csound  
> language.
> We will cover the fundamentals of synthesizer theory, including:
> oscillators, filters, envelopes, amplifiers and modulation.  
> Finally, we'll
> tie it all together by composing sounds in the vein of classic Sci-Fi
> movies.
>
> Taught by Jacob Joaquin
>
> Enroll Here:
> http://www.eventbrite.com/event/129871449
>
> NYC Resistor:
> http://www.nycresistor.com/
>
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that course must be webcasted, and questions/answers must be done in real
time, or by email. 
It's time to begin this way of teaching/learning csound!!!!!!



Jacob Joaquin wrote:
> 
> Beginning Csound
> July 28, 2008 @ NYC Resistor
> 1 Session, 3 hours, with personalized post-session project with instructor
> via email.
> Cost $75
> 
> Csound is the most powerful computer music language in the world, with a
> direct lineage to Max Mathews' original Music-N languages. The focus of
> this class will be a synthesis of three topics: The Csound language,
> synthesizer theory, and composing weird alien music.
> 
> Together, we will demystify the assembly-like syntax of the Csound
> language. We will cover the fundamentals of synthesizer theory, including:
> oscillators, filters, envelopes, amplifiers and modulation. Finally, we'll
> tie it all together by composing sounds in the vein of classic Sci-Fi
> movies.
> 
> Taught by Jacob Joaquin
> 
> Enroll Here:
> http://www.eventbrite.com/event/129871449
> 
> NYC Resistor:
> http://www.nycresistor.com/
> 
> 

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Thank you for the kind words and ringing endorsement. Though it's not in my
DNA to take credit for things I haven't accomplished.  For example, it was
the Mrs. that went to Stanford, and there are a few other friendly
exaggerations in there. :)

Best,
Jake



Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote:
> 
> Dear Csounders,
> 
> This will be a fantastic course and I am so happy the Jacob is  
> offering it.
> 
> Hopefully you will all help to spread the word to your colleagues,  
> students, your family and friends in the NY area.
> 
> Jacob is a Csound master and a fantastic teacher - he is patient,  
> clear, insightful, and thorough.
> 
> He was a former student of mine at Berklee who won all sorts of  
> collegiate and national awards
> when there.  He went on to Stanford and Cal Arts for a masters  
> degrees in Computer Music.
> He was one of the key assistants when I did the Csound Book and did  
> most of the work to develop
> the CDROMS and the Website for MIT Press.
> 
> I am confident that beginners, intermediates and even advanced  
> Csounders would get a ton
> from studying with him.
> 
> His Csound Blog is an incredibly wonderful and inspiring resource...
> His articles in the Csound Journal have showcased a number of  
> powerful new approaches to working with Csound...
> 
> When Jacob was my student at Berklee, he was the best; when Jacob was  
> running csounds.com and working with me
> on The Csound Book, he was a lifesaver; recently, his work on  
> OLPCsound has been an inspiration as well.
> 
> Over the past 8 years, Jacob has continued to grow in such impressive  
> ways that he is now one of my teachers!
> 
> So - I hope you all get a chance to meet him, to work with him, and  
> to know him.
> 
> Dr. B.
> 

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