Date: Saturday, 4th October, 10 am – 15 pm
Location: Ljudmila, Rimska 8, Ljubljana
Mentor: Jamie Bullock
About the workshop: In this workshop we will share with participants the techniques and practice of live electronic music using the Integra Live software (www.integralive.org). The workshop will be divided into 2 parts. In part one we will introduce the software through a practical demo and guided tutorials. We will examine the software’s ‘arrange’ and ‘live’ views, and learn how control modules in real-time through envelopes, scenes, on-screen controls and external controllers. Finally we will look at advanced features such as the software’s Lua-based scripting functionality. In part two we will look at the Integra Framework in general, and learn about the component-based architecture of the software. We will explore how to create Integra modules in the Pure Data environment, and attendees will have the opportunity to develop a module, which they can use in their own work with Integra Live.
About the mentor:Jamie Bullock is senior researcher in interactive music technology at Birmingham Conservatoire and software development manager for the Integra project. He has over 15 years experience in live electronics research and artistic practice. His current research interests include musician-centred software for live electronics and the use of audio features as a medium for human-computer interaction.
- The workshop was part of EarZoom - Sonic Arts Festival organised by IRZU - Institute for Sonic Arts Research.