tomgalileo

Any hints about wave field synthesis on max?

Is there a patch that can let us use the wonder (

berlin.de/~baalman/iintro.html) software on macintosh systems?

Hi!
Any hints about wave field synthesis on max?
Is there a patch that can let us use the wonder (http://gigant.kgw.tu- 
berlin.de/~baalman/iintro.html) software on macintosh systems?

wonder-or-wave-field-synthesis-on-max

The technology behind wavefield is incredibly simple (search for "tu delft wavefield"). The application is a combination of this technology and a interface to allow composers to do something with it. The most important thing though, is the speaker array, meaning tens or hundreds of speakers. This turns out to be the most complicated part (money money money).

Marije Baalman, whose application you found studied at the Technical university in Delft, and later sonology in The Hague. Apart from Berlin and another city in Germany, there's a system in Leiden as well where sonology is doing experiments and working on development. Wouter Snoei has developed software for that in SuperCollider (

http://www.woutersnoei.nl/?c=wfs_screenshots).

Marije Baalman, whose application you found studied at the Technical university in Delft, and later sonology in The Hague. Apart from Berlin and another city in Germany, there's a system in Leiden as well where sonology is doing experiments and working on development. Wouter Snoei has developed software for that in SuperCollider (http://www.woutersnoei.nl/?c=wfs_screenshots).

the fact is that I wanted to compose a piece, or start composing a 

and I was trying figuring out how....but as you make me think better 

if I dont have access to one of those gorgeous halls it seems I cant 

did you ever try composing for those speaker systems?

> The technology behind wavefield is incredibly simple (search for 

> "tu delft wavefield"). The application is a combination of this 

> technology and a interface to allow composers to do something with 

> it. The most important thing though, is the speaker array, meaning 

> tens or hundreds of speakers. This turns out to be the most 

> Marije Baalman, whose application you found studied at the 

> Technical university in Delft, and later sonology in The Hague. 

> Apart from Berlin and another city in Germany, there's a system in 

> Leiden as well where sonology is doing experiments and working on 

> development. Wouter Snoei has developed software for that in 

the fact is that I wanted to compose a piece, or start composing a  
piece to apply for
http://www.smc08.org/
and I was trying figuring out how....but as you make me think better  
now,
if I dont have access to one of those gorgeous halls it seems I cant  
work on wave field synthesis...
it requires big places

>
> The technology behind wavefield is incredibly simple (search for  
> "tu delft wavefield"). The application is a combination of this  
> technology and a interface to allow composers to do something with  
> it. The most important thing though, is the speaker array, meaning  
> tens or hundreds of speakers. This turns out to be the most  
> complicated part (money money money).
>
> Marije Baalman, whose application you found studied at the  
> Technical university in Delft, and later sonology in The Hague.  
> Apart from Berlin and another city in Germany, there's a system in  
> Leiden as well where sonology is doing experiments and working on  
> development. Wouter Snoei has developed software for that in  
> SuperCollider (http://www.woutersnoei.nl/?c=wfs_screenshots).
>
> _
> johan


On Mar 25, 2008, at 10:07 AM, TomGalileo wrote:

>
> thanx johan
> I reply to you out list
>
>
not really outlist though...
nevermind...

> the fact is that I wanted to compose a piece, or start composing a

> out how....but as you make me think better now, if I dont have access

> to one of those gorgeous halls it seems I cant work on wave field

But you can still apply for a piece to be played with the acousmonium...

You could even apply for a residency at TU-Berlin I guess. I am sure

there is interest in the creation of works for wave field synthesis...

TomGalileo schrieb:
> the fact is that I wanted to compose a piece, or start composing a
> piece to apply for http://www.smc08.org/ and I was trying figuring
> out how....but as you make me think better now, if I dont have access
> to one of those gorgeous halls it seems I cant work on wave field
> synthesis... it requires big places

But you can still apply for a piece to be played with the acousmonium...
You could even apply for a residency at TU-Berlin I guess. I am sure
there is interest in the creation of works for wave field synthesis...

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Wonder or wave field synthesis on max?