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electricspring.co.uk
surrealmachines.com
Presented as part of the Electric Spring, Max/MSP Power Users Symposium 2015
Pete Dowling talks about his coding practice and as one half of 'Surreal Machines' at the Max Power Users Symposium at the 2015 Electric Spring festival of electronic music, held at the University of Huddersfield.
1) High quality modern DSP algorithms in gen~
2) Why we love gen~
3) Why we hate gen~
4) Interlude: learning to love GenExpr
5) Why we love Max
6) Why we hate Max
7) Why should creative people be concerning themselves with nuts and bolts?
8) Complaints and any other business.
electricspring.co.uk
surrealmachines.com
Presented as part of the Electric Spring, Max/MSP Power Users Symposium 2015
Pete Dowling talks about his coding practice and as one half of 'Surreal Machines' at the Max Power Users Symposium at the 2015 Electric Spring festival of electronic music, held at the University of Huddersfield.
1) High quality modern DSP algorithms in gen~
2) Why we love gen~
3) Why we hate gen~
4) Interlude: learning to love GenExpr
5) Why we love Max
6) Why we hate Max
7) Why should creative people be concerning themselves with nuts and bolts?
8) Complaints and any other business.
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http://www.hallwalls.org/music/5818.html
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