If you are curious about programming, sound and live coding, you should attend this series of workshops on live coding. Workshop organized by C2HO and Notam on the first Tuesday of the month in Autumn 2024 by. Each workshop is an introduction to a different live coding language for musical improvisation and composition.
Live coding is a form of programming where the developer writes the code in real time while the audience watches. The code is usually displayed on a screen that the audience can see, while the work is being created. This is closely related to other performance-based art forms but linked to the programming language as a phenomenon.
About the Workshop
Glicol (acronym for “graph-oriented live coding language”) is a computer music language with both the language and sound engine written in the programming language Rust, a modern alternative to C/C++. Due to this low-level nature, Glicol can run on many different platforms such as browsers, VST plugins and Bela boards. Glicol’s synth-like syntax and powerful sound engine also make it possible to combine high-level synth or sequencer control with sample-accurate low-level sound synthesis, all in real time.
Read more about Glicol here:
https://glicol.org/
About the Presenter
Qichao Lan is a full-stack entrepreneur involved in multiple startups, handling everything from creative ideation to video production, visual design, hardware PCB design, industrial design, and software engineering. He holds a PhD in Sound and Music Computing from the University of Oslo, where he developed RaveForce and Glicol.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/qichao-lan/
https://github.com/chaosprint
Practical Information
Attendance at this event is free, but requires registration. There is a limit of 24 participants. If we have reached the maximum capacity please enter your name in the waiting list and we will contact you if a place opens up.
If you have previously signed up and cannot come for any reason, please send an email to Joseph Clemente.
Bring a laptop and headphones along with you. More information on eventual free software to pre-install will be sent to registered participants a few days before event.
Light refreshments will be served.
If you have any questions, or require any further information, please contact Joseph Clemente.