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Clojure eXchange 2012: Nick Rothwell on Building Musical Performance Systems in Clojure
Building Musical Performance Systems in Clojure
A presentation of some tools written in Clojure for making music software (conventional products like Ableton Live, or live coding environments like Overtone) more amenable to live performance: a dynamic layer-based rendering library for the monome and arc control surfaces (shado) and a DSL-based generator and loader of multitouch interface templates for the Lemur (sifaka). If there's (development) time we can also outline the design of a networked "social looper" audio plugin for Ableton Live, built with MaxMSP, Clojure and Noir.
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ABOUT NICK ROTHWELL
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Nick Rothwell is a composer, performer, software architect, programmer and sound artist. He has just returned from an algorithmic video project at the UNESCO heritage site at Boudhanath in Kathmandu, possibly marking the first use of Clojure in the w
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PODCAST BUILDING MUSICAL PERFORMANCE SYSTEMS IN CLOJURE
This session took part at the Clojure eXchange 2012. You can view the other 18 podcasts here.
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