Wonder or wave field synthesis on max?

thanx johan
I reply to you out list

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

well thanx

did you ever try composing for those speaker systems?

regards

tom

On Mar 25, 2008, at 8:46 AM, jvkr wrote:

>
> 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