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We're running some workshops which might interest you. They are 4 interactive sound workshops starting Saturday 6th April, with the last one being Saturday 27th April. There is the option to attend individual sessions or the entire series. Please see details below:

This workshop will give an introduction to working with Arduino, Processing and Max/MSP. No previous programming knowledge or experience with electronics is needed.

This course will show you how to interface sound, visuals and real-wold physical movements and gestures to create interactive multimedia installations, tools for live music performance or just new ways to make and interact with sound. You can "pick 'n' mix" from the different days or sign up for all four at a discounted rate.

Day 1 will introduce the interactive music environment Max/MSP. 

Day 2 will introduce the programming language and environment Processing. 

Day 3 will cover hardware sensors along with the microcontroller environment Arduino. 

Day 4 will demonstrate how these tools can be made to communicate to create a sonic, visual interactive system that responds to real-world movements and gestures. See learning.codasign for the course material.

Day 1: Introduction to Max/MSP 6 Level: Beginner An introduction to the interactive music environment Max/MSP. Attendees will learn how to create customisable interactive music programs to generate soundscapes, record new material or sequence MIDI notes in time.

Day 2: An Introduction to Processing Level: Beginner An introduction to the “electronic sketchbook” language Processing. Attendees will learn how to use basic software techniques to create simple graphical interactive programs, manipulating graphics, images and video.

Day 3: Sensors for Sound Control - an introduction to Arduino for music Level: Beginner An introduction to the Arduino platform and connecting sensors that detect sound, light and pressure.

Day 4: Interfacing Max, Processing and Arduino Level: Some experience with Max, Processing & Arduino; the previous sessions will have taught you everything you need to know. Attendees will learn how to make Max/MSP, Processing and Arduino communicate - allowing them to link graphics to sound generations and physical inputs via sensors.

No previous experience is needed. All sessions will be assuming you are a beginner, with the exception of the last day. It will be assumed that you have learned the content in the previous sessions.

You don't need to bring anything, but may bring your own computer if you would like. Arduinos and components will be provided for use during the sessions.

http://interactive-sound-apr-2013-codasignsite.eventbrite.co.uk/

Full refund if registration is cancelled over a week before the course start, 50% if within a week of the course start, and no refund if within 24 hours of the course start.

Please email info@codasign.com for more info.

About the Workshop
This course will show you how to interface sound, visuals and real-wold physical movements and gestures to create interactive multimedia installations, tools for live music performance or just new ways to make and interact with sound. You can "pick 'n' mix" from the different days or sign up for all four at a discounted rate.

Day 1 will introduce the interactive music environment Max/MSP. 
Day 2 will introduce the programming language and environment Processing. 
Day 3 will cover hardware sensors along with the microcontroller environment Arduino. 
Day 4 will demonstrate how these tools can be made to communicate to create a sonic, visual interactive system that responds to real-world movements and gestures. See learning.codasign for the course material.

What will you do and learn?
Day 1: Introduction to Max/MSP 6 Level: Beginner An introduction to the interactive music environment Max/MSP. Attendees will learn how to create customisable interactive music programs to generate soundscapes, record new material or sequence MIDI notes in time.

What do you need to already know?
No previous experience is needed. All sessions will be assuming you are a beginner, with the exception of the last day. It will be assumed that you have learned the content in the previous sessions.

What do you need to bring?
You don't need to bring anything, but may bring your own computer if you would like. Arduinos and components will be provided for use during the sessions.

Price:
1 day workshops (standard ticket) £69
1 day workshops (concession ticket) £62
4 full days (standard ticket) £250
4 full days (concession ticket) £225

Sign-up:
http://interactive-sound-apr-2013-codasignsite.eventbrite.co.uk/

When:
April 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th
11am - 5pm

Where:
SPACE
129-131 Mare St  London
E8 3RH 

Cancellation Policy
Full refund if registration is cancelled over a week before the course start, 50% if within a week of the course start, and no refund if within 24 hours of the course start.

Codasign Making Interactive Sound Workshops