James Bradbury

Today we wanted to share a few releases that we (

) have been working toward. We are a research lab who seeks to enable music making with collections of audio by making machine learning and machine listening techniques available for musical coding environments, alongside a set of supporting resources.

Firstly, a preview of 7 pieces premiered last summer, remixed and re-edited by @Angela - a short clip to show what ties in all the works. We'll release a piece every other week, starting next week with Alice Eldridge and Chris Kiefer. Watch it here:

This video gives a glimpse of the making of 'Liminal Space', a gig celebrating the Fluid Corpus Manipulation Toolbox by seven of the world-leading electronic artists. In order of appearance:

Richard Devine - Recursion Constructors
Alex Harker - Drift Shadow -  with Niamh Dell, oboe
Alice Eldridge and Chris Kiefer - FeedbackFeedforward
Owen Green - Regulatory Capture - with Raw/Green/Rust
Gerard Roma - Big fry-up
Sam Pluta - Neural Duo 1 & II - with Peter Evans, trumpet
Hans Tutschku - Sparks - with Mark Knoop, piano

Presented at Dialogues Festival, Edinburgh College of Art, 6 to 10 July 2021.

Video Editing: Angela Guyton

Video Filming: Andie Brown, Jacob Hart, Floyd Fishel, Niamh Dell, René Pierre Allain, Tom Swift

Festival Production: Roderick Buchanan-Dunlop, Louis McHugh and Martin Parker

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The Fluid Corpus Manipulation Toolbox (FluCoMa) is a software extension that enables programmatic sound bank mining with machine listening and machine learning within Max, SuperCollider, and Pure Data. 

Website: https://www.flucoma.org/
Download: https://www.flucoma.org/download/
Discourse: https://discourse.flucoma.org/

Max: https://cycling74.com/
SuperCollider: https://supercollider.github.io/
Pure Data: https://puredata.info/

Liminal Spaces: Presentation

Secondly, a new series of “Made with FluCoMa" articles showcasing the relation between musicking, underlying thinking, and creative coding of artists commissioned to create pieces using our toolkit. To start, we release two today: Olivier Pasquet and Lauren Hayes.

Today we wanted to share a few releases that we (the FluCoMa team) have been working toward. We are a research lab who seeks to enable music making with collections of audio by making machine learning and machine listening techniques available for musical coding environments, alongside a set of supporting resources.

Firstly, a preview of 7 pieces premiered last summer, remixed and re-edited by @Angela  - a short clip to show what ties in all the works. We'll release a piece every other week, starting next week with Alice Eldridge and Chris Kiefer. Watch it here:





Secondly, a new series of “Made with FluCoMa" articles showcasing the relation between musicking, underlying thinking, and creative coding of artists commissioned to create pieces using our toolkit. To start, we release two today: Olivier Pasquet and Lauren Hayes.

FluCoMa double release
Today we wanted to share a few releases that we (the FluCoMa team) have been working toward. We are a research lab wh

FluCoMa Double Release