Residual orchestras. Notes on low profile, automated sound instruments
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Presentation for the Cumulus Conference, Milan, June 5th. Residual Orchestras. Notes on low profile, automated sound instruments
Residual orchestras. Notes on low profile, automated sound instruments
- 1. Residual Notes on low pro?le, automated sound instruments orchestras Andrea Valle CIRMA - StudiUm - Università di Torino MACIR
- 2. Music instrument: a device capable of generating sound once a certain amount of energy is provided. -> A converter into acoustic energy Residual orchestras: automated, low cost/ recycled sound/music instruments
- 3. Physical computing: uncouple computation (as a process) from computers (as objects) by moving the former into the “real world”. Features - beyond “multimedia computer” - technological reappropriation (DYI) - heterogeneity (both hw and sw)
- 4. Punk Munari 1. Banzi: punk attitude in Arduino, learning by doing 2. Munari: “with a lot of patience, learning the technique while I’m working and without knowing before what will come out after” (Codice ovvio) 3. “System-D”: “débrouille- toi!” (recyclers from Dakar)
- 5. Values from sustainable design 1. refabrication: shaping and reshaping the semiotic status of material culture 2. softening: “produced while designed”, improvisation-like mood, open 3. ?exibility: capability of the residual orchestras to be modi?ed in relation to speci?c needs
- 7. Interface, II SuperCollider live coding
- 8. Layers: I. physical II. physical computing III. computational real-time performance development flow strong influence needed to implement less needed II: control I: objects III:computer knowledge budget
- 10. Trilobiti
- 11. Regnum vegetabile (with Mauro Lanza)
- 12. Regnum animale (with Mauro Lanza)
- 13. ! Regnum vegetabile (with Mauro Lanza)
- 14. https://vimeo.com/22671138 Live writing with Rumentarium
- 15. Thank you