how (many) are we [was: Re: [PD] Segmented patch chords?]

[B. Bogart]

We already talked about this, but I would certainly love to teach pd/Gem
and pixelTANGO there. I hope we can make it happen! :)

B.

vade wrote:
> If you (or anyone!) are interested in doing occasional pd workshops (we
> could to a series even.. people want to know as much as possible!),
> share (http://share.dj) is a good place actually..
>
> We hold weekly jam sessions on sunday (for those who dont know), and
> have had occasional workshops (Lemur Demos, we have one to hand out to
> artists looking to experiment, we had an intro to jitter workshop which
> had a very large turnout..), as well as some audio DSP stuff for people
> looking for technical know how.
>
> geoff, one of the authors of gDAM is getting in to PD as well.. might
> be a good place to either do some intro stuff, or more advanced topics.
> I was planning on doing a GEM workshop, since I am more of a visual
> artist (sic) and dont know enough DSP theory.
>
> I know a bunch of people at share who ive gotten interested in Gem/PD,
> and would like a tutorial, I just dont think I know enough to give
> definitive answers.
>
> youre always welcome to stop by and set something up! Unfortunately
> share lost its 'home' at openAir bar (new owners), and we are looking
> for a new permanent venue so we kind of wander form venue to venue for
> now.
>
> But we just received NYFA funding, so we will be trying to do
> bigger/better/more organized events (like our anyware event) and get a
> new home.
>
> Anyway, hope to see some of you there :)
>
>
>
> On Mar 14, 2005, at 11:55 AM, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>
>>
>> The Frylab thing died.  It was a free-for-all that dominated by jam
>> band enthusiasts...  oh well...  but it would be great to get a
>> regular Pd thing going in NYC.  I know a couple dedicated Pd users
>> and  a quite a few off-and-on users, plus with the media arts programs
>> in  NYC, there is a large potential pool.  I just finished by Masters
>> at  ITP/NYU (http://itp.nyu.edu ), there are about 220 students there
>> (more than half women, I should say), and Max/MSP/Jitter is popular.
>> Proce55ing has almost completely replaced Director/Flash there, I
>> figure Pd is next.
>>
>> We should start meeting at another regular event, like Share, then if
>> we get enough people, branch out on our own.
>>
>> .hc
>>
>>
>> On Mar 11, 2005, at 2:13 PM, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
>>
>>> I'm not in NYC these days, but may be moving there in May. They do
>>> video stuff too at Share. And I know there's some folks that go to
>>> Frylab on one of the westside piers.
>>> http://frylab.info/
>>> I went once, but wasn't too interested. I've heard there's also some
>>> occasional Pd-ish stuff going on at SubTonic, but that's more
>>> performance than meet and talk. For meet and talk there's some NYC
>>> Audio Artist's group a friend of mine is part of. If that interests
>>> you I could send you his email offlist.
>>>
>>> But there is a definite shortage. If I move to NYC I'd like to start
>>> a venue for this kind of performance. Maybe more primetime than
>>> sunday night. Keep an eye on the list.
>>>
>>> -Ian
>>>
>>> Paris Treantafeles wrote:
>>>
>>>> hi,
>>>> glad you brought that up.
>>>> i go to share sometimes (sunday nights are not so good for me) but
>>>> i  usually do video rather than audio.
>>>> i'm not very experienced with pd but would like to learn more and
>>>> so  if there's anything "pd" related going on in nyc, count me in.
>>>> best,
>>>> p
>>>> On Friday, March 11, 2005, at 11:20  AM, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> derek holzer wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Seems like the main difference in people's experiences meeting
>>>>>> other users is whether or not they live in Europe. I don't think
>>>>>> there's less PDers in the States, but they are much farther
>>>>>> apart,  and there's simply no interesting venues for new media art
>>>>>> in the  States [festivals and the like] so they never have a
>>>>>> chance to  meet each other.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> This is what it seems to me. The only regular venue for stuff like
>>>>> this I know of in the whole US is ShareNYC, but I've never seen
>>>>> another PDer there, though I heard H.C.Steiner has been around. Of
>>>>> course NYC is a long shot if you live on the west coast, wheras
>>>>> from what I hear about Europe, you can live in London and be in
>>>>> Berlin 20EUR and an hour later.  Hmmmm... anyone know of any jobs
>>>>> for a programmer with a specialty in realtime media in Europe ;) ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Europe has higher population density, plus I think there really
>>>>> are  more PDers in Europe. IEM is there. IRCAM is there.
>>>>>
>>>>> -ish
>>>>>
>>>>>> d.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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