London peeps! Saturday, September 16th, @touch Presents: A Tribute to #PhilipJeck at #IKLECTIK with Claire M. Singer, Chris Watson, and others who collaborated with Philip through film, dance, and music over the decades. https://dice.fm/partner/dice/event/aqvqd-a-tribute-to-philip-jeck-16th-sep-iklectik-london-tickets

This via #SoundCamp (the team that gave us #Reveil, inter alia) on, cough, cough, some other social media site.

tl;dr: #Iklectik is in trouble, and needs our help.

"Iklectik, S London's most important sound art / experimental music venue, is under immediate threat from proposed demolition / development of Old Paradise Yard.

Please respond / share if you can

Thank you

Soundcamp"

https://www.savewaterlooparadise.com/write-to-the-mayor

https://www.change.org/p/save-waterloo-s-paradise

#IKLECTIK, a nonprofit art space for experimental art, film, and music in #SouthLondon needs our support. Please urge the Mayor of London to refuse a developer’s proposal to build 1.6 million square feet of office space by demolishing and replacing existing buildings, affecting current residents. There is a sustainable alternative (supported by the local community) on the table. https://www.savewaterlooparadise.com/write-to-the-mayor

Really looking forward to MimiCof and (especially, because I love her new album) Sinemis at #Iklectik tonight: https://iklectikartlab.com/midori-hirano-sinemis-specimens-dj/

Next Saturday! 2022 January 15th 12noon - 5pm at #IKLECTIK #London, UK

#workshop on #clive

#livecoding #audio #DSP #music #noise in #C #CProgramming #programming

£25 tickets, maximum 10 people

https://buytickets.at/iklectik/614474

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IKLECTIK presents,
SMOLTECH: CLIVE WORKSHOP
w/ mathr [Claude Heiland-Allen @mathr + Laura Netz @netzzz ]

Clive is a C audio live-coding skeleton. It allows you to hot-swap digital signal processing callbacks, providing automatic C code recompilation, object code reloading, and state preservation. This enables you to perform live: when you hit "Save" in the text editor, the sound changes according to changes made in the code.

The workshop will get Clive running on your system, and cover the basics of Linux system administration and Git (a version control system) via the command-line interface. Then it will move on to digital signal processing, and various sound synthesis and modification techniques.

To participate, you need to bring headphones and your own laptop running a GNU/Linux OS. Note that Clive does not work on Windows or macOS. If you have a 64bit Intel/AMD CPU (x86_64,amd64; not i686,arm,aarch), and your system allows to boot from a USB stick, it is possible to run a custom Linux "live" operating system, without modifying your PC.

https://mathr.co.uk
https://mathr.co.uk/clive