How to feed modular synthesis with sensors
A two day workshop that starts from basic synthesis patches, and experiments with the use of sensors to introduce musical gestures and interactivity to patches.
Starting from basic synthesis patches, in this workshop we will experiment with how sensors can be used to introduce musical gestures and interactivity to patches.
The workshop is given by Julien Clauss and Olivier Perriquet.
You are welcome to bring your own modular synths and patches, but this is not needed. The workshop is also open to beginners!
Fee: Free
How to participate
Maximum participants: 12
To participate please send an e-mail to rsvp@v2.nl
Day 1: 28 April 10:00-17:00h
I INTRODUCTION
1/ Modular synthesizer introduction and history
2/ Sound synthesis basics
3/ Sensors: presentations and use
4/ First patches: Tremolo, FM synthesis, and bit crushing with sample and hold
Day 2: 29 April 10:00-17:00h
II PLUGGING SENSORS
1/ adding sensors to patches
2/ choose synthesis parameters according to the sensors
3/ building simple and playable instruments and sequencers
4/ interactivity and generative patches
5/ playing with complexity
Day 2: 29 April 18:00-21:00h
III SHOW & TELL
During Kunstavond we will set up in the V2_Groundfloor, and play or improvise with the patches we have built together.
Credits
Produced by iMAL in the framework of the EASTN-DC project, co-funded by the European Union.
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Inspired by the works of expanded cinema and minimal art of the 1960s, and collaborating for about twenty years, Julien Clauss and Olivier Perriquet have gradually made their practices of sound and image porous. Objet Orienté Objet (OOO) is a live ...
Julien Clauss is an artist who creates sculptures, installations, performances, sound pieces and radio devices.
Olivier Perriquet is an artist who works at the intersection of experimental cinema, expanded cinema, and media archaeology.
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