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A.C.R.E.Q.
association création recherche électroacoustiques québec
Alain Thibault, Artistic Director
music / technology / media
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2 concerts of musical and media premieres in co-production with the
Usine C are presented on Thursday May 1st and Saturday May 3rd at
l'Usine C. Keeping up with the highest standards that have become
the trademark of ACREQ's productions, the concerts feature the latest
work by some of Canada's most highly acclaimed composers of
electroacoustic music. 30 high-quality loudspeakers, 3 giant video
screens in a room known for its spectacular rendering of electrical
sound.
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HAUTES TENSIONS
THURSDAY May 1st 1997, 20H00
After "Le trésor de langue", René Lussier is back in a collaboration
with turntable allstar Martin Tétreault. Two other ACREQ commissions
from acousmatic specialists Gilles Gobeil and Daniel Leduc. Marc
Tremblay, André Fecteau and Jacques Tremblay will also play their
latest sculptures in sound.
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MÉDIATIONS
SATURDAY May 3rd 1997, 20H00
(coproduction with la Chaîne culturelle FM de Radio-Canada)
Media premieres for computer music, video digital imagery, interactive
systems, voice and cello.
Jean Piché - paNi intiyA (version 2, video-music)
(a personal journey into the South Asian continent)
Bruce Pennycook - Medium, for voice and computer-generated music
with Meg Sheppard, text by Tessa McWatt
- Younge St. Variations, for cello and interactive
system, with cellist Lynn Selwood
Alain Thibault - Lulu / Le chant souterrain
(coproduction with Chants Libres)
The first version of this techno-industrial opera,
with Pauline Vaillancourt, on a Yan Muckle text
and the voices of Jean-Louis Millette, Claude Lemieux
and Jean Turcotte
Yan Breuleux / A.Thibault - NOISE (video-music)
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ACREQ is a Montreal concert society mandated to present musical works
of all aesthetic tendencies having in common the use of new
technologies. ACREQ strives to bring the highest standards of
presentation to a new generation of composers and artists working
with electronic media. Since 1978, ACREQ has closely followed the
evolution of all new art forms making electroacoustic music its
central concern.
ACREQ is supported by CALQ, CACUM, CAC, SODEC, Fondation SOCAN,
Ville de Montréal.
ACREQ thanks: McGill University , l'Université de Montréal and
L'Université
du Québec a Montréal
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Usine C 1345 ave. Lalonde (South of Ontario, between Panet & Visitation)
Guichet Usine C : 521-4493 (Métro Beaudry, Bus 125)
Réseau Admission : 790-1245
INFO-ACREQ : 524-0208
www.comm.uqam.ca/acreq
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From: Micheal Allen Thompson
To: don hodell chilcote
Cc: csound@maths.ex.ac.uk
Subject: Re: physical modeling for pc
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sounds like you should not hate them if you need the machine to do what
you want.... Who really cares what computer you use as long as it gets
the job done.
On Wed, 23 Apr 1997, don hodell chilcote wrote:
> I'm new to the group, and although this is a little off the topic;
> Does anyone know of a physical modeling software program for the pc, based
> in Win95 or WinNT4 that has the flexibility of Modalys (MAC), or does
> IRCAM?(I Believe, I'm not a MAC user-hate them) have the corner on the
> market. Ideally, I would like one as powerful as the Yamaha VL1, but
> software driven on a PC platform, like SynthBuilder on the NEXT. I've used
> the virtual samplers, virtual sequencers, including an object oriented
> software synthesis program called Vwaves, similiar to the patchworks
> interface. Vwaves is of course not as powerful as Csound/Patchworks.
> Respond if you know.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Don Hodell Chilcote
> Chilcote.9@osu.edu (Student of Marc Ainger)-OSU
> Don Hodell Chilcote
> 614-688-0172
> DHC Productions, Inc. 1997
> chilcote.9@osu.edu
> chilcote.9@juno.com
> Visit my web site at:
> http://www.sss.arts.ohio-state.edu/DON/index.html
> or
> http://128.146.138.201/DON/index.html
> peace...
>
>
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On a PowerComputing PowerTower 180e (MacOs 7.5.5, Mills Csound PPC
0.2.0b):
bach -d bach -m riss -g riss -m guit -d guit -m jame -g pvanal lpanal
17.70 7.18 8.99 3.65 16.15 5.45 0.68 9.16 2.02
I always knew messages off was faster, just never thought it could be
this much faster: Without any visual indication I always thought the
process had died. There are faster PPCs out there now; this 180e (the e
is for 604e) replaced a IIsi, and I can imagine that this 180e will soon
be the IIsi of the future!!
Grant
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From: David Madole
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Subject: Re: PPC Benchmarks
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>
> On a PowerComputing PowerTower 180e (MacOs 7.5.5, Mills Csound PPC
[...]
> I always knew messages off was faster, just never thought it could be
> this much faster: Without any visual indication I always thought the
> process had died. There are faster PPCs out there now; this 180e (the e
A good compromise is to set the message buffer to a large value. This
allows you to still see the messages without the program doing a lot
of I/O. The difference suprised us too.
You should ALWAYS set messages off for real-time MIDI, though.
We have put some strategically placed buffer flushes in the upcoming
(really, real soon now) release that should fix the "thought the
process had died" problem.
Dave
Dave Madole
Technical Director, Center for Contemporary Music
Listserv Administrator
Mills College
Oakland, CA 94613
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I suppose this is an aside, but I've noticed that the larger the buffer,
the less likely that an error will get ported to the display. When the
the buffer is small, the display shows the full error message, at about
500, the helpful error messages are often truncated. Additionally, when
the orc is compiled, the status on the instr is often spliced into the
version/copyright status.
=>
> On a PowerComputing PowerTower 180e (MacOs 7.5.5, Mills Csound PPC
[...]
> I always knew messages off was faster, just never thought it could be
> this much faster: Without any visual indication I always thought the
> process had died. There are faster PPCs out there now; this 180e (the e
A good compromise is to set the message buffer to a large value. This
allows you to still see the messages without the program doing a lot
of I/O. The difference suprised us too.
....
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From: Charles Baker
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 97 14:53:33 -0700
To: don hodell chilcote
Subject: Re: physical modeling for pc
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Sure: if you have a C++ compiler try:
http://www.music.princeton.edu/PSK/
and get Perry Cook's physical modeling code:
I hear it works in Weendoze (shudder).
Even has a Tk G.U.I. as a demo: should be
able to get that working with WinTk.
Why are you using an inferior operating system, anyway?
Unix. The one and only ;')
okokokokokokokokokok....good luck!
(Say hey to Marc...went to school w/ him.)
CharlieB
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> I have been away for a couple of weeks -- great fun at SEAMUS -- and
by the way, i think you and Richard make a great performing duo!
-matt
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> I have been away for a couple of weeks -- great fun at SEAMUS -- and
by the way, i think you and Richard make a great performing duo!
-matt
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As long as we can keep Richard's shoes on...=}
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> I have been away for a couple of weeks -- great fun at SEAMUS -- and
by the way, i think you and Richard make a great performing duo!
-matt
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As long as we can keep Richard's shoes on...=}
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> I have been away for a couple of weeks -- great fun at SEAMUS -- and
by the way, i think you and Richard make a great performing duo!
-matt
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