Thorin,
Wow. So nice. And such beautiful music. Nice Icon, too! The manual and tutorials are awesome. I am going to need another spring break to just dig and work my way through everything that is here and possible. Wow. I look forward to your submission of a paper, or better, a workshop, at ICSC, and to a performance or jam session there in October. And, I would probably miss you using and showing that at one of Michael’s monthly meetings, but I would want to make sure to be there for that one. He should give you the entire session!
I would love to watch a video or two in which you talk as you live-code a piece for us. I would love to watch Steven Yi do the same - sharing your thoughts as you are creating the work.
Dr B,
Watched Dan Stowell when he was at C4DM at QMUL several years back,
with a couple of his classmates doing some examples of Live Coding in
real time. Intense, impressive. Very good, very cool to watch.
Have to know the language cold, basically a walking Csound opcode book.
I forget if Dan was using Csound, FAUST, Cabbage or something else. They
did had The Csound Book on the shelf in their lab room back then.
“… pulling a hermit crab out of its shell”, sounds like an apt description.
-Partev
Ahh, Dr B. You are pulling a hermit crab from its shell :).
Alright… thank you. Glad I’ve sparked some enthusiasm… stay tuned.
Thorin.
Your work is so inspiring, and my students and I learn so much when you share it. Thank you.
Thanks Dr B.
I’m still learning all this. Been to C4DM for AES conference and to visit with
their Josh Reiss, whom I’ve come to know. Like to attend there at some point.
In the meantime, studying this stuff on my own,… Josh’s book, Julius Smith’s
books, along with IEEE and AES journals, all keep me busy. So when I do get
tuition for university, ‘I can hit the ground running’, as the saying goes.
Hope to see again at an AES in LA, or NAMM in Anaheim. It’s been a while.
-Partev
Your work is so inspiring, and my students and I learn so much when you share it. Thank you.
- Dr.B
Dr. Richard Boulanger
Professor
Electronic Production and Design
Berklee College of Music
Professional Writing & Technology Division
https://richardboulanger.com
Hello Csounders,
In June,
I plan to be at LAC - Maynooth, hoping to show/workshop “Dr.C” and possibly perform a new MetaVerse Work (possibly with integrated “Effortless” AI and new Sound Editing/Generating Features), and possibly with Aman Jagwani on Percussion, if he is there for the conference.
For sure, I will be at NIME in London (where I am showing some new Csound Brainwave things) with my student collaborator, Amy Chen.
Berklee has a big AI conference in early June, too - and I am showing many new AI and Csound things there.
Hoping to see you at one of these - and, at the ICSC in Sicily !!!