hi,

Sorry for the message for just this time.

Just now my friend is doing twitter/sc/Ustream test.

     http://ustre.am/9dkw

you can send a command like this with the tag “#twitterLive1”,

    sin 36 1.0 #twitterLive1

    // only with sin now / midinote number / amplitude.

SC on my friend’s laptop make a sound and
you can hear it via Ustream.

It has the big latency, about 5sec,
but now to join this experiment if you have a time.

best,

takeko
 

hi all,

I made a demo program for Remokon which is a iPhone/iPodtouch App. which send out the OSC messages.
I’ve been using this to play my techno-pop supercollider music (and video system etc…).

even if you don’t have this app  ( I’m sorry if some people are not happy with this) ,
You can enjoy my silly pops ; )

Whole sc code is available now,

http://www.craftwife.com/daten/remokon/
http://www.craftwife.com/daten/CWRemokon01.zip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-okG7Z0X_Y

Also I’m happy to have a suggestion or feedback,
I’m thinking to do code remix contest at some point…

best,

takeko

Exploring the livecoding scores.

I tried to create scores for computers. Simple instructions for playing with few variables of sound generators, but always having the code available to improvise variations. Trying to each performance is different, partly because of human interpretation, and partly by random processes.

nxScore002 is an extremely simple structure. I try to approach the concept of computer sheet music clearly.

nxScore004 is a small glimpse into the world of granular synthesis. (With inspiration from “scmute” in TecnoNucleo)

In nxScore005 the improviser can only decide when to activate the generators after a warning.

nxScore006 is my particular view of a drumbox.

http://musicnumbers.wordpress.com/2009/12/14/nx003_livecode/