hi -

today in the lunch concert at the linux audio conference in utrecht,
andrés cabrera has performed the first (at least the first i know about)
live coding session with csound. he did it from scratch in qutecsound using
live event sheets, at first in one, then in addition in another tab, moving
between them freely.

everything ran perfectly, so this is a completely new fascinating way of
playing (with) csound now. tomorrow andrés will hold a workhop here about
the live event sheet in general and with python scripting in particular.
unfortunately this will not be online because only the paper sessions are
streamed.

ragards from utrecht to all -

      joachim


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WOW!!!

Congratulations Andres.

Can't wait to see (and share) videos of this at cSounds.com and to have
examples included in the next release of QuteCsound.

LiveCoding is such a "hot topic" and it is fantastic that Andreas is
showing "us"
all how to do this with the latest Csound/qutecsound

Please keep us posted.

Dr.B.


On Monday, May 3, 2010,   wrote:
> hi -
>
> today in the lunch concert at the linux audio conference in utrecht,
> andrés cabrera has performed the first (at least the first i know about)
> live coding session with csound. he did it from scratch in qutecsound using
> live event sheets, at first in one, then in addition in another tab, moving
> between them freely.
>
> everything ran perfectly, so this is a completely new fascinating way of
> playing (with) csound now. tomorrow andrés will hold a workhop here about
> the live event sheet in general and with python scripting in particular.
> unfortunately this will not be online because only the paper sessions are
> streamed.
>
> ragards from utrecht to all -
>
>       joachim
>
>
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Dr. Richard Boulanger
Professor of Electronic Production & Design
Berklee College of Music
Boston, MA 02215
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I would love to see a demonstration of this as well! I have been 
experimenting with live coding in Max/MSP and Pd, and I have found it 
not only to be a fun way of performing but also an incredible learning 
method. Trying to "program" music within a time limit forces you to 
really understand the language inside and out, the result being that it 
speeds up your workflow immensely while expanding your creativity. 
Csound could really benefit from this capability.

Congrats, Andres. I can't wait to be able to try this myself. And thank 
you for all the work you've done.

.mmb

On 5/4/10 11:12 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger wrote:
> WOW!!!
>
> Congratulations Andres.
>
> Can't wait to see (and share) videos of this at cSounds.com and to have
> examples included in the next release of QuteCsound.
>
> LiveCoding is such a "hot topic" and it is fantastic that Andreas is
> showing "us"
> all how to do this with the latest Csound/qutecsound
>
> Please keep us posted.
>
> Dr.B.
>
>
> On Monday, May 3, 2010,  wrote:
>    
>> hi -
>>
>> today in the lunch concert at the linux audio conference in utrecht,
>> andrés cabrera has performed the first (at least the first i know about)
>> live coding session with csound. he did it from scratch in qutecsound using
>> live event sheets, at first in one, then in addition in another tab, moving
>> between them freely.
>>
>> everything ran perfectly, so this is a completely new fascinating way of
>> playing (with) csound now. tomorrow andrés will hold a workhop here about
>> the live event sheet in general and with python scripting in particular.
>> unfortunately this will not be online because only the paper sessions are
>> streamed.
>>
>> ragards from utrecht to all -
>>
>>        joachim
>>
>>
>> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
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>>
>>
>>      
>    



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