OPEN LAB WORKSHOPS- first one next Tuesday from 6pm
This summer, Openlab, the London-based open source art and technology collective, presents a series of in-depth summer workshops exploring creating and hacking media using free software and tools. Workshops will include both beginner and advanced instruction in such software as PureData, Processing, and SuperCollider, as well as using the microcontroller Arduino, Android programming, general sound hardware hacking, and more. For less than the cost of the cinema, you can gain some valuable skills using free software. Look for two workshop per month starting in September as we start holding them at Space studios, Hackney! Plus, we have a snazzy new website (and by "website" I mean url + image: http://openlabworkshops.org/ ) Keep up with workshops announcements by subscribing to the (very) low-traffic announcement list: http://lists.pawfal.org/listinfo.cgi/openlab-announce-pawfal.org ~=~=~=~Workshop #3~=~=~=~ When: Tuesday 25 August, from 6pm-10:30pm Where: The Roebuck pub (upstairs room), 50 Great Dover Street, SE1 4YG Nearest transport: 35, 133, 343, 21 buses, Borough Tube (Northern line) About 8 minute walk from London Bridge Station (Northern and Jubilee tube, rail, and bus station: 48, 47, 149 buses) Map: Cost: £15 for the entire night, or per workshop (see below). How to pay: At the door, or via Paypal to be guaranteed a space (limited to 30 people per workshop). Please email rese...@openlabworkshops.org to reserve a space in any workshop. 1) Introduction to SuperCollider (part 2) with DanStowell - £10 Dan will continue the introduction to SuperCollider, building on the basics to create reusable synths and use them in musical patterns, including pre-defined patterns and generative music. Depending on time and interest we may also look at other topics such as handling audio files. This 2-hour workshop is the second in a series of summer workshops, but if you weren’t at the first workshop then you’ll probably be OK to follow if you already have some experience of SuperCollider or if you’re already comfortable with programming languages. You’ll need a laptop with SuperCollider 3.3 or 3.3.1 installed (download). 2) Android Introduction - £10 Rob Munro will take students through the install process of the development environment, Linux and Windows and are preferred, but the process should be similar on Mac as well. After the install we will looks at some the basics of android development, the android manifest file, Activities, Services & Databasing as time will allow. This will be a 2-hour workshop, some Java experience will be very helpful though not essential. An android phone will handy as well but the emulator is included in the install. _______________________________________________ news-l mailing list new...@lists.nodel.org http://one.server1.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/news-l
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