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February 2009 Blog Posts (29)

Max for Live

I wanted to inform dance-tech. net members of an interesting

collaboration between Cycling '74 (Max/MSP) and Ableton

(Live) called Max for Live. It will allow for the construction of

Max objects within Live and provide Max with a more user-

friendly front end. Here are links from their respective web

pages on the subject:

http://www.cycling74.com/special/maxforlive

http://www.ableton.com/extend

I believe it will then make it possible to make Live, which… Continue

Added by rexlapin on February 13, 2009 at 12:59pm — No Comments

TeDance book

Dear all,

the book and DVD "TeDance - Perspectives on Technologically Expanded Dance" has been published. Daniel Tércio is the editor, and the book features articles by Sarah Rubidge, Sophia Lycouris, Asa Unander-Scharin, Aylin Kalem, Kirk Woolford, Paula Varanda, Heather Rikes, Martin Époque/Denis Poulin, José Braz, Rudolfo Quintas, Stephan Jürgens and Daniel Tércio. Short video clips and respective synopsis of the installations and performance work presented at the TeDance conference… Continue

Added by Stephan Jurgens on February 13, 2009 at 7:03am — No Comments

Interfacing Motion with Miditron Wireless

I am incredibly excited by the news that Dance-Tech.net has granted me their "Interfacing Motion with the Miditron Wireless" award.

I will be exploring what it means to be an Actor-As-Technician...exploring gestural behaviors and make-ups of characters and the infusion of sensors into their actions/environment. How can we infuse these technologies into the world of the story?

The story will return to the storyteller. Actions onstage manipulate and puppet the technologies… Continue

Added by Jared Mezzocchi on February 11, 2009 at 11:35am — No Comments

Dance-tech.net News: the winner is... and dance-techTV!

Hello dance-techers,

This is Marlon with some good news!

1.-Jared Mezzocchi is the winner of the Interfacing Motion with the Miditron Wireless Fall 2008. Congratulations!

Thank you all the applicants for your strong proposals and to Eric Singer for supporting this initiative… Continue

Added by Marlon Barrios Solano on February 11, 2009 at 2:00am — No Comments

MAX/MSP 3: Polyphony

One of the great joys in modern digital music is the amazing possibilities with polyphony. My first hardware synthesizer was a WASP: an amazing little machine with a touch keyboard that cost less than $200, in 1979, from Oxford Synthesizer Company. It was of course monophonic. But I loved it so much I bought their big machine, an OSCAR, in 1987. It was $600 and sounded like a much more expensive machine, but could only manage a limited duophony. In 2001 I traded it in for a Waldorf Q. I was… Continue

Added by Ernest Meyer on February 9, 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments

"International Screendance Houseparty" for Friday 1st May 2009

Hi All,

I want to propose an "International Screendance Houseparty" for Friday 1st May 2009. Get your friends around, stick on a pizza and watch some good video dance work.

Of course you can choose a different date that is more suitable for you but it would be great if until then we could share links of screendance films we like and consider as good. It is an opportunity for yourself to be the curator of your own private dance on screen festival, create a platform for… Continue

Added by CreationEditor on February 9, 2009 at 5:24am — No Comments

Call: BALKAN DANCE PLATFORM

5th BALKAN DANCE PLATFORM

October 1–3, 2009 / Novi Sad, Serbia

Per.Art in collaboration with the Serbian National Theatre - New Dance Forum, TkH – Centre for theory and practice of performing arts and Station – Service for contemporary dance and the regional partners of the Platform is pleased to announce the 5 edition of the Balkan Dance Platform 2009 (BDP 2009) - the only… Continue

Added by karla kracht on February 7, 2009 at 4:12pm — No Comments

Projection in Performance [LONDON]

In Britain, the education for tecnicians in theatre dance is surely one of the most advanced. But, video is too new a medium to treat it in education excetnsively. Criticising this fact, the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in partnership with Complicite and the London Centre for Arts and Cultural Exchange are hosting a day of discussion, demonstration and networking to… Continue

Added by karla kracht on February 4, 2009 at 3:40am — No Comments

Call For Entries Athens Video Art Festival

Call For Entries

It's time for the artists of digital culture to become involved again and participate to Athens Video Art Festival, the innovative artistic affair that has been endorsed enthusiastically by artists and public.

Athens Video Art Festival is the largest international festival of digital arts and new media in Greece, having gained the support of more than 3 300 artists worldwide till present. It represents video art in Greece officially and at the same… Continue

Added by Gilles Jobin on February 2, 2009 at 12:25pm — No Comments

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