Hi,

I am now in Amsterdam (anybody around, please let me know!)
and yesterday in a live coding evening organized by Steim (www.steim.org)
I introduced my latest sound game that I created to begin an electroacoustic 
concert in the end of April in Tallinn.

Basically users had an web based interface written in html5, they could 
choose, which instrument, what type of sound from which position in the hall 
they want to hear it and press play. The played sounds came later back in 
certain interval,  slightly more processed and more far away, so it created a 
kind of sound room preparing the public to listen to the following concert.

By the way, we premiered new piece "Peeglid" by Victor Lazzarini then!

The messages from user interface were sent as websocket messages to server 
(written in python) that ran also a Csound instance through the python API. 
Pretty simple solution but worked very well, also user does not need to do 
anything else than to go to specified web page and you can use whatever device 
and platform (having a browser with html5 support).

Anyway the guys in Steim were very interested - both about the html5-
websockets solution and also Csound - they work mostly with SuperCollider and 
had very little idea about Csound.

I hope to post an interactive internet based example of Csound-pnancl-
websockets soon.

best!
tarmo

Hi Tarmo,

Nice you are at STEIM. I am in Breda, which is not so close unfortunately.
Many years ago I had contact with STEIM when working in a studio for
electronic music in Hilversum.

Richard



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Hi Tarmo,

Sounds wonderful!  I'm looking very forward to seeing these examples
online. (Also, if you have time, a Csound Journal article on these
things would be quite nice. :) )

Cheers!
steven

On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 11:17 AM, Tarmo Johannes
 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am now in Amsterdam (anybody around, please let me know!)
> and yesterday in a live coding evening organized by Steim (www.steim.org)
> I introduced my latest sound game that I created to begin an electroacoustic
> concert in the end of April in Tallinn.
>
> Basically users had an web based interface written in html5, they could
> choose, which instrument, what type of sound from which position in the hall
> they want to hear it and press play. The played sounds came later back in
> certain interval,  slightly more processed and more far away, so it created a
> kind of sound room preparing the public to listen to the following concert.
>
> By the way, we premiered new piece "Peeglid" by Victor Lazzarini then!
>
> The messages from user interface were sent as websocket messages to server
> (written in python) that ran also a Csound instance through the python API.
> Pretty simple solution but worked very well, also user does not need to do
> anything else than to go to specified web page and you can use whatever device
> and platform (having a browser with html5 support).
>
> Anyway the guys in Steim were very interested - both about the html5-
> websockets solution and also Csound - they work mostly with SuperCollider and
> had very little idea about Csound.
>
> I hope to post an interactive internet based example of Csound-pnancl-
> websockets soon.
>
> best!
> tarmo
>
>
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I thought everywhere was close by in the Netherlands ;)
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Dr Victor Lazzarini
Senior Lecturer
NUI Maynooth, Ireland
victor dot lazzarini at nuim dot ie




On 14 May 2014, at 17:12, zappfinger  wrote:

> Hi Tarmo,
> 
> Nice you are at STEIM. I am in Breda, which is not so close unfortunately.
> Many years ago I had contact with STEIM when working in a studio for
> electronic music in Hilversum.
> 
> Richard
> 
> 
> 
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On 05/14/2014 11:17 AM, Tarmo Johannes wrote:
> ... we premiered new piece "Peeglid" by Victor Lazzarini then!
>
>

https://soundcloud.com/victor-lazzarini/peeglid-demo-1

Best,

dp