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Join in "The Long Feedback" and contribute to a nine-site network performance!

Netrooms: The Long Feedback is a participative network piece which

invites the public to contribute to an extended feedback loop and

delay line across the internet. The work explores the juxtaposition of

multiple spaces as the acoustic, the social and the personal

environment becomes permanently networked. The performance consists of

live manipulation of multiple real-time streams from different

locations which receive a common sound source. Netrooms celebrates the

private acoustic environment as defined by the space between one audio

input (microphone) and output (loudspeaker). The performance of the

piece consists of live mixing a feedback loop with the signals from

To participate contact P.Rebelo@qub.ac.uk

by the 1st of April and we will send you a PD patch. You can

participate from anywhere in the world with a broadband connection.

All you need to do is load the patch during the performance times and

listen... You can make a sound, be silent, play music, talk to others

and listen... but remember it's a long feedback loop!

- 1 laptop with Microphone (internal or external) and Loudspeaker

- Pd-extended 0.39.3-extended (www.puredata.org)

- Broadband Connection with UDP and TCP ports 8100 open

The performance of "Netrooms: The Long Feedback" is integrated in a

concert of music from the Sonic Arts Research

concert of music from the Sonic Arts Research Centre. The piece will

For more info and live streams visit: http

http://www.sarc.qub.ac.uk/~prebelo/netrooms

Netrooms: The Long Feedback
Pedro Rebelo, 2008

Netrooms: The Long Feedback is a participative network piece which
invites the public to contribute to an extended feedback loop and
delay line across the internet. The work explores the juxtaposition of
multiple spaces as the acoustic, the social and the personal
environment becomes permanently networked. The performance consists of
live manipulation of multiple real-time streams from different
locations which receive a common sound source. Netrooms celebrates the
private acoustic environment as defined by the space between one audio
input (microphone) and output (loudspeaker). The performance of the
piece consists of live mixing a feedback loop with the signals from
each stream.

Participate
To participate contact P.Rebelo@qub.ac.uk
by the 1st of April and we will send you a PD patch. You can
participate from anywhere in the world with a broadband connection.
All you need to do is load the patch during the performance times and
listen... You can make a sound, be silent, play music, talk to others
and listen... but remember it's a long feedback loop!

Technical Requirements
- 1 laptop with Microphone (internal or external) and Loudspeaker
(internal or external)
- Pd-extended 0.39.3-extended (www.puredata.org)
- Patch provided when you email us
- Broadband Connection with UDP and TCP ports 8100 open

Performances
2nd April 2008 Berkeley, California
CNMAT, University of California Berkeley
The performance of "Netrooms: The Long Feedback" is integrated in a
concert of music from the Sonic Arts Research
Centre. The piece will begin at 8:30pm
(PDT)

4th April 2008 Stanford, California
CCRMA, Stanford University
The performance of "Netrooms: The Long Feedback" is integrated in a
concert of music from the Sonic Arts Research Centre. The piece will
begin at 8:30pm (PDT)

For more info and live streams visit: http
http://www.sarc.qub.ac.uk/~prebelo/netrooms
