Development of an autonomous microscope camera device running in OpenFrameworks on a cased Raspberry Pi, for the art installation peauème by artist Gladys Brégeon.
The program is self-bootable with a hidden boot sequence so that it can be easily (and elegantly) started in the exhibition space. It allows for hue, saturation, brightness, RGB gains and contrast settings.
Code is open-source and available there : https://github.com/vincentgoudard/raspiCamGrab
Successfully connected that microscope cam to a raspberry for Gladys Brégeon‘s upcoming exhibition. Thanks openframeworks!
Now the only remaining bugs are those dead on my dirty desktop.
Code is open-source and available there : https://github.com/vincentgoudard/raspiCamGrab
ONE / ORCHESTRE NATIONAL ÉLECTROACOUSTIQUE @ECM LE CHAPLIN
Du 19 au 22 novembre 2018, la résidence artistique de PUCE MUSE se poursuit à l’ECM Le Chaplin avec une création originale de ONE – l’Orchestre National Electroacoustique. En préambule d’un concert proposé le 21 novembre à 16h, les musiciens présenteront au public leurs instruments numériques et innovants.
ONE // Karlax : Laurence Bouckaert // Dispositif semi-modulaire : Pierre Couprie // Calliphone et Meta-Mallette : Hugues Genevois // Filigramophone : Vincent Goudard // Méta-Piano : Jean Haury // Méta-Instrument IV : Serge de Laubier //
ECM Le Chaplin, Place Mendès-France, 78200 Mantes-la-Jolie. 16h.
After presenting “John, the semi-conductor” at the TENOR conference three weeks ago (http://matralab.hexagram.ca/tenor2018), I just arrived in Porto to attend the International Conference on Live Interfaces aka ICLI 2018 (http://www.liveinterfaces.org/) and present some work on tangible user interfaces.
Very happy to be here, the city is beautiful and the program of the conference is pretty exciting!…
John (“the semi-conductor”) is an open-source software designed to help collective free improvisation. It provides a constraint-based score generator and displays screen scores running on distributed, reactive web browsers.
The musicians can then concurrently edit the scores in their own browser. One of the original features of John is that its design takes care of leaving the musician’s attention as free as possible, relying on large colorful blocks and minimal text-data.
John is used by ONE, a ensemble playing improvised electro-acoustic music with digital musical instruments. John was presented at the TENOR’2018 conference in Montreal, CA [pdf here].
Installation au Centre Pompidou. Rendez-vous aujourd’hui et demain à 17h15 et 17h45 au niveau 4 pour des improvisations électroacoustiques avec Hugues Genevois et Pierre Couprie.
Continue reading “Impro électroacoustique @ Centre Pompidou Paris”Just received my Bela kit, plugged a few sensors and microphone and it worked like a charm right away. 
Time for tight-real-time audio delights!
L’Orchestre National Électroacoustique (ONE) jouera à l’Université Pierre et Marie Curie Paris 6, à l’occasion des JIM 2017 (Journées d’Informatique Musicale).
Laurence Bouckaert – Karlax // Pierre Couprie – Laptop et contrôleurs // Hugues Genevois – Calliphone et Méta-Mallette // Vincent Goudard – Filigramophone // Serge de Laubier – Méta-Instrument
Jeudi 18 mai – 19h30 – Auditorium de l’UPMC. 4, Place Jussieu, 75005 Paris
Entrée gratuite!
Image ©Anne Maregiano.
The Interactive Sonotactile Table is a device invented for the Maison des Aveugles (“House of the Blinds”) in Lyon by french composer Pascale Criton in collaboration with Hugues Genevois from the Luthery-Acoustics-Music team of the Jean Le Rond d’Alembert Institute and Gérard Uzan, researcher in accessibility. The table was designed by Pierrick Faure (Captain Ludd) in collaboration with Christophe Lebreton (GRAME)
I coded the embedded Arduino boards as well as the Max patch for the gesture/sound interactive design.
The Table Sonotactile Interactive is part of a larger project : La Carte Sonore by Anne Maregiano at the Villa Saint Raphaël: https://www.mda-lacartesonore.com.
mp.TUI is a Max package with OpenGL UI components ready for multitouch interaction (using the TUIO protocol).
It was presented at the ICLI’2018 conference in Porto and was used in a series of projects including the Phonetogramme, Xypre and FIB_R.
Sources available on Github : https://github.com/LAM-IJLRA/ModularPolyphony-TUI
