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I finished my electronic music project at school (well actually 2 months ago but I wanted to make a windows version as well which unfortunately I didn't succeed). It is a program that takes the stock exchange data and translates that data in music in real-time. Anyway, my teachers were really happy with this project, Magnus Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want to share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog because i added some example audio files). You can always send me suggestions. I hope you will like it

http://www.filemojo.com/018385241811973/Stockwatch.zip

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that's cool! I am working on a program right now (with a friend) that 

works the other way round. I use max (actually a very similar 

program...) to influence the stock exchange in realtime (hehe)...

> I finished my electronic music project at school (well actually 2 months ago but I wanted to make a windows version as well which unfortunately I didn't succeed). It is a program that takes the stock exchange data and translates that data in music in real-time. Anyway, my teachers were really happy with this project, Magnus Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want to share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog because i added some example audio files). You can always send me suggestions. I hope you will like it

that's cool! I am working on a program right now (with a friend) that 
works the other way round. I use max (actually a very similar 
program...) to influence the stock exchange in realtime (hehe)...
marius.

Samuel Van Ransbeeck wrote:
> I finished my electronic music project at school (well actually 2 months ago but I wanted to make a windows version as well which unfortunately I didn't succeed). It is a program that takes the stock exchange data and translates that data in music in real-time. Anyway, my teachers were really happy with this project, Magnus Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want to share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog because i added some example audio files). You can always send me suggestions. I hope you will like it
>
> http://www.filemojo.com/018385241811973/Stockwatch.zip
>
>


On 15 Mar 2008, at 16:57, marius schebella wrote:

> I use max (actually a very similar program...) to influence the 

I told you that creditcrunch~ was a bad idea, but you just wouldn't 

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> I use max (actually a very similar program...) to influence the  
> stock exchange in realtime (hehe)...

I told you that creditcrunch~ was a bad idea, but you just wouldn't  
listen.

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> On 15 Mar 2008, at 16:57, marius schebella wrote:

>> I use max (actually a very similar program...) to influence the stock 

> I told you that creditcrunch~ was a bad idea, but you just wouldn't listen.

I thought if I set the variable @onlypunishgreedy 1, it would not hurt 

Nick Rothwell wrote:
> On 15 Mar 2008, at 16:57, marius schebella wrote:
>
>> I use max (actually a very similar program...) to influence the stock 
>> exchange in realtime (hehe)...
>
> I told you that creditcrunch~ was a bad idea, but you just wouldn't listen.

I thought if I set the variable @onlypunishgreedy 1, it would not hurt 
the rest. my mistake...
marius.


I'd love to listen to the stock crashes but the file doesn't open 

Samuel Van Ransbeeck schrieb:
> http://www.filemojo.com/018385241811973/Stockwatch.zip

I'd love to listen to the stock crashes but the file doesn't open 
here... (oldfashioned Powerbook)

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Interesting approach. Thanks for sharing. Any chance we could have a 

look at the underlying patches and/or abstractions, etc.?

On Mar 15, 2008, at 10:02 AM, Samuel Van Ransbeeck wrote:

> I finished my electronic music project at school (well actually 2 

> months ago but I wanted to make a windows version as well which 

> unfortunately I didn't succeed). It is a program that takes the 

> stock exchange data and translates that data in music in real-time. 

> Anyway, my teachers were really happy with this project, Magnus 

> Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want 

> to share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog 

> because i added some example audio files). You can always send me 

Interesting approach. Thanks for sharing. Any chance we could have a  
look at the underlying patches and/or abstractions, etc.?

>
> I finished my electronic music project at school (well actually 2  
> months ago but I wanted to make a windows version as well which  
> unfortunately I didn't succeed). It is a program that takes the  
> stock exchange data and translates that data in music in real-time.  
> Anyway, my teachers were really happy with this project, Magnus  
> Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want  
> to share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog  
> because i added some example audio files). You can always send me  
> suggestions. I hope you will like it

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it reminded me of tom hamiltons "london fix" cd, where he used data 

from the london stockexchange (gold-price) to drive an installation.

but nevertheless nice work, thanks for sharing.

Am 15.03.2008 um 17:02 schrieb Samuel Van Ransbeeck:

> Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want to 

> share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog 

sorry to chime in late.
it reminded me of tom hamiltons "london fix" cd, where he used data  
from the london stockexchange (gold-price) to drive an installation.
(iirc it was also max-driven)

but nevertheless nice work, thanks for sharing.
h

Am 15.03.2008 um 17:02 schrieb Samuel Van Ransbeeck:
>
> I finished my electronic music project at school (well actually 2  
> months ago but I wanted to make a windows version as well which  
> unfortunately I didn't succeed). It is a program that takes the  
> stock exchange data and translates that data in music in real-time.  
> Anyway, my teachers were really happy with this project, Magnus  
> Lindberg also saw this program and was interested as well. I want to  
> share it with you. Here is the downlaodlink (the file is biog  
> because i added some example audio files). You can always send me  
> suggestions. I hope you will like it
>
> http://www.filemojo.com/018385241811973/Stockwatch.zip
>


All i hear are a lotta really low notes, and it feels the it's about to crash. I tried adding an integer as a float $300, but it still feels like all the low level processing is about to crash, while the 2 processes hogging up all my CPU cycles are really just virii...

All i hear are a lotta really low notes, and it feels the it's about to crash.  I tried adding an integer as a float $300, but it still feels like all the low level processing is about to crash, while the 2  processes hogging up all my CPU cycles are really just virii...
:)


Joking aside, cool work, and seems rater timely. I'd love to see it installed somewhere near wall street with a big PA system.

If you know people of NYSE, I would be thrilled to exhibit it there

If you know people of NYSE, I would be thrilled to exhibit it there
;-)


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