[dance-tech] Re: Performance research seminar - Stelarc - Wednesday 25 October 1
- From: "yasemin adali" <yadali@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: susan.broadhurst@xxxxxxxxxxxx, SCUDD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 18:21:56 -0800
Hi Dance-Tech Mailing group,
I have been following the group mails since the past 6 months, I am really
passionate about digital dance, and I would like to start learning deeper
about the subject by studying interactive programing.
I am currently inquiring about max/msp/jitter. I would be very glad if you
could share your experience working with MAX/msp/jitter in programming for
live performance interaction.
Is it good to begin with if you have no prior experience with interactive
programing? Are there any other programs you would suggest as being more
efficient, user-friendly, beginner-level, crash-free than max/msp/jitter?
I believe that I will greatly benefit from your opinions.
Many thanks for your kind help,
Yasemin Adali
From: "Sue Broadhurst" <susan.broadhurst@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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To: "SCUDD List at JISC" <SCUDD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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<dance-tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,<dance-tech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,<rare@xxxxxxxxxxx>,<PSI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,"Live
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Subject: [dance-tech] Performance research seminar - Stelarc - Wednesday
25 October 1-2pm GB048
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 09:44:21 +0100
Apologies for cross posting
Brunel Performance Research Seminar
All welcome
Stelarc - Professor of Performance and Technology at Brunel
'ALTERNATE ANATOMICAL ARCHITECTURES:
Plastinated, Prosthetic, Partial & Printed Organs'
Wednesday October 25 1-2pm Venue: GB048
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