Livecoding, because it directly translates our ideas into sounds and/or visuals, is one of the most natural ways of performing. Because it opens up the creative process to the audience it’s also one of the most engaging ones…. At least that’s how I imagine a ideal world. In reality I often start out with what sounds like a good idea that turns out to only be half a idea, which will need some bit of the language I won’t know by heart.
Then there will be errors. Lots of them. And cursing.
What more could you want? Booze, I suppose, so you could bring some. Or company, you can bring that too.
Friday, 26 March 2010 at 20:00
Andergrond
Herderinnestraat 16
Den Haag, Netherlands
I’ll be presenting the “Gate” installation that I made last summer as well as project a version of my Fluxus village that should react to the sound. This will hopefully turn the exhibition onto a sort of playground. If it all gets done in time….
herderinnestraat 16 – den haag
Stop by.
> Sweet, you’re trying it with LuaJIT! In the README where I say “try
> LuaJIT for extra speed” I really mean it. If you TRY it, I’m very
> interested in how it works out.
Ok, so this is “bleeding edge” in the sense that actual cutting will
be done. Ok, got that. And I don’t know Lua. And I only understand the
bits of C++ that work like ChucK. Great, business as usual, then. I’ll
try this normally first and if that doesn’t work we’ll add fire to the
situation and see whether that improves anything.
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