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Telematic music allows musicians to play live and simultaneously across geographic distance via the internet. Expert advice is available on freeware and shareware applications that can be used for telematic music. A database of musicians is also facilitated through this site for musicians seeking to join telematic ensembles.
"Net vs. Net Collective" presents a networked concert
The "Net vs. Net Collective" presents a networked concert with music composed and performed by several of the most prominent practitioners of the art of network music around the world. Remote acoustics, distributed animated scores, virtual worlds and mechanical remotely controlled pianos are among the repertoire. Several interconnected ensembles of acoustic and electronic instruments will take place in this unique transcontinental event. Several years of research by the SoundWIRE group at CCRMA, Stanford University, powers up the technology and the music of this concert. Pieces by Pauline Oliveros (New York), Chris Chafe (Banff, Canada) Pedro Rebelo, Franziska Schreoder, Justin Yang (Belfast), Mark Applebaum, Juan-Pablo Caceres, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano, Robert Hamilton (Stanford) and Alain Renaud (Bournemouth, UK) will be featured.
Date: June 3rd, 12:30pm PST This time the collective includes:
Posting Audio with Utterli
Fri, 04/17/2009 - 03:16 — scotTesting Utterli for the first time
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Utterli connecter
Tue, 04/14/2009 - 20:42 — scotI am experimenting with a new social media integration tool called "
This is an interesting new system that pushes your connection to all the sites you subscribe to (including this one). Next post is hopefully from there ;-)
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Indaba online music community
Wed, 01/14/2009 - 18:12 — scotThis is an interesting new online social media site that focuses on music and creating and creating tracks online.
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Network Music Performance Alain Renaud at SARC – ICMC2008
weblink This workshop offered a "nuts and bolts" session on how to run a successful network music performance (NMP). A set of essential tools allowing the transmission of real-time high quality multi-modal networked interactions were be showcased. This will include audio streaming, video streaming and message communication tools. Participants were shown how to implement and use such tools and will have the opportunity to run a real network session with a second live connected site. The workshop also explored the artistic possibilities brought by NMPs and looked into factors such as latency and the combination of acoustic spaces which are important to consider when designing NMPs. The workshop was partially organised by the CO-ME-DI-A EU Culture 2007 project.
AuNetJam compendium of current practices
Wed, 05/28/2008 - 22:34 — adminhttp://trevor.ucsd.edu/aunetjam.html
The purpose of this document is to provide an on-going update on network performance options. The intent is to address the basic issue of performing or rehearsing with one or more remote performers. Audio Latency is the big issue. When traditional musicians perform, they generally need to be able to hear, at least, some of the other musicians. The issue of seeing the other musicians is addressed in a separate document. For our purposes, a standard "recording studio" setup is most appropriate where musicians may be isolated (in booths or blocked by panels), but they can hear each other acoustically or through headphones with minimul delay. It is worth noting here that musicians will generally experience a delay of 5-10ms as a result of their instrument and velocity of sound through the room.
Join the VSE and get access to the amazing Soundjack software
When you join the VSE you can access the group called "SoundJack"
Soundjack is a standalone software application. It supports direct access to the mac core sound buffer in order to send it to the desired destination via the internet (UDP/IP). The quality of the stream depends on the network quality between the remote sites. Soundjack has been used in various network music performances all over Europe. Apart from valuable collaborations with CCRMA/Stanford, SARC/Belfast and IRCAM/Paris he is continuously improving Soundjack in terms of the Fraunhofer ULD Codec integration (Ultra Low Delay).
What's the Future for Musicians -- April 30, 2008
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