Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group (BArCMuT)
Presentations @ UC Berkeley CNMAT, 1750 Arch St, Berkeley, CA
Thursday, December 4, 2008 7:00 PM
Please RSVP Here: http://www.barcmut.org

Thank you to UC Berkeley's Center for New Music & Audio Technologies  
(CNMAT) for hosting this month's Bay Area Computer Music Technology  
group presentations!

Our presenters this month from CNMAT will be:
- Adrian Freed (Research Director) will give a brief overview of CNMAT  
research and will demonstrate some new IDE-free micro-controller  
programming techniques using OSC that are part of a project to  
substitute Arduino/Wiring for more modern, rapid prototyping  
techniques. He will also show some music and general gestural  
controllers and other DIY projects using fiber fabric and malleable  
materials.
- David Wessel (CoDirector) will present his many touch instrument and  
briefly describe the new Berkeley parallel computing lab (http://parlab.eecs.berkeley.edu/ 
)
- John MacCallum will present CNMAT’s 120 element Spherical  
Loudspeaker with various beam forming and musical applications.

Bios and additional information are available at the CNMAT website:
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/people

All the best,
Noah Thorp
Bay Area Computer Music Technology Group Organizer
http://www.barcmut.org

Wish I could be there, especially for the parallel  computing feature - 
might you be able to post a review of the event here?

Richard Dobson

Noah Thorp wrote:
..
> Our presenters this month from CNMAT will be:
> - Adrian Freed (Research Director) will give a brief overview of CNMAT 
> research and will demonstrate some new IDE-free micro-controller 
> programming techniques using OSC that are part of a project to 
> substitute Arduino/Wiring for more modern, rapid prototyping techniques. 
> He will also show some music and general gestural controllers and other 
> DIY projects using fiber fabric and malleable materials.
> - David Wessel (CoDirector) will present his many touch instrument and 
> briefly describe the new Berkeley parallel computing lab 
> (http://parlab.eecs.berkeley.edu/)
> - John MacCallum will present CNMAT’s 120 element Spherical Loudspeaker 
> with various beam forming and musical applications.