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  #thank you i love you
  #thank you i love you
  #thank you that you came to listen to me
  #thank you that you came to listen to me
with_fx :level do |le|
  with_fx :lpf, mix: 0 do |l|
    with_fx :pitch_shift, pitch_dis: 0.001 do |p|
      with_fx :echo, pre_mix: 0, decay: 2 do |e|
    with_fx :reverb, pre_mix: 1, room: 1 do |r|
    use_real_time
    live_audio :mic
 
    live_loop :process do
    use_real_time
    cc, val = sync "/midi:5-_zero_mkii_0:1/control_change"
    if cc == 23
      control le, amp: val / 127.0
    end
    if cc == 24
      if cc > 63.5
control p, pitch: (val - 63.5) / 1.7
      else
control p, pitch: (-val + 63.5) / 6
      end
    end
    if cc == 25
      control e, pre_mix: val / 127
    end
    if cc == 26
      control e, phase: val * 0.1 + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 73
      control e, decay: val / 5 + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 75
      control r, pre_mix: val / 127
    end
    if cc == 70
      control r, room: val / 127
    end
    if cc == 20
      control l, cutoff: val
    end
    if cc == 14
      control l, mix: val /127.0
    end
    if cc == 77
      with_fx :record, buffer: [:voice,10] do
print "record recording"
use_real_time
live_audio :mic1
      end
    end
    if cc == 95
      print "play recording"
      sample buffer[:voice,10]
    end
    if cc == 7
      control sample buffer[:voice,10], rate: val * 0.1 + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 10
      control sample buffer[:voice,10], rate: val + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 22
      control sample buffer[:voice,10], rate: -val * 0.1 + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 15
      control sample buffer :voice, amp: val / 127
    end
    if cc == 82
      with_fx :record, buffer: [:voice2,100] do
  print "record recording"
  use_real_time
  live_audio :mic1
      end
    end
    if cc == 83
      print "play recording"
      sample buffer[:voice2,100]
    end
    if cc == 74
      control sample buffer[:voice2,100], rate: val * 0.1 + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 71
      control sample buffer[:voice2,100], rate: val + 0.000001
    end
    if cc == 85
      control sample buffer[:voice2,100], rate: -val * 0.1 + 0.000001
    end
    end
  end
      end
    end
  end
  end
with_fx :level do |le3|
  with_fx :pitch_shift, pitch_dis: 0.001 do |p1|
    live_loop :process2 do
      use_real_time
      cc, val = sync "/midi:5-_zero_mkii_0:1/control_change"
      if cc == 72
    control le3, amp: val / 127.0
      end
      if cc == 92 and val == 0
    use_real_time
    live_audio :mic3
      end
      if cc == 92 and val == 127
    kill live_audio :mic3
      end
      if cc == 19
    if cc > 63.5
      control p1, pitch: (val - 63.5) / 1.7
    else
      control p1, pitch: (-val + 63.5) / 6
    end
      end
    end
  end
end

Revision as of 16:34, 8 June 2023

First Year

Si16

Personal reflection

Photo 2022-03-26 16-15-02.jpg
Interface form.jpg

In the SI16 I co-produced the project "...And I wish that your question has been answered". I also participated in the writing of the Manifesto of and the Terms of service of the publication. In the project I worked on the functions Respell, Stitch and Reveal, which are based on the Replace Python function. I was occupied by the urge to understand how the choice of specific words inside a text can shape our ideologies. In that sense I proposed to use the three functions on the political speeches of Mark Rutte and Kiriakos Mitsotakis, prime ministers of Netherlands and Greece, about the pushbacks on the EU borders. As a result, we came out with an interface where a user can interchange specific words of these 2 speeches with others words, characters or blankets in order to disrupt and question the meaning of the original texts.


cooking the project. conversation with Carmen and Erica and important points

  • the vernacular as encrypted languages between allies
  • the audience should be the ordinary
  • self experience is central
  • what are the power relations inside the system we are addressing?

conversation and diagrams with Erica about forced poetics and empowerment

  • you are an expert of what you experience
  • the standarisation gatekeeps the vernacular
  • the hegemonic gatekeeps the urge
  • there is a barrier created by the correct, the beautiful, the tasty that blocks the urge
  • and this barrier is created through power
  • conflict between the content that needs to be expressed and the available language
  • how to use a tool that you don't master?

Si17

Si18

Second Year

Thesis

Project

Lampoun ta chains.jpg
Flex.jpg

Script for the live coding performance in sonic pi

#I am so happy that you are here tonight
#I am so happy that you came here to listen to me
#Thank you, thank you so much
#I would like to be bigger
#i don't know what to do with all this energy
#I am a small creature
#Trapped inseid
#What do you think?
#What do you think of me?
#They wanted to put my head into the ground
#They didn't want us! They don't want us!
#I can stay in the corner and observe
#I can stay I can open my ears and listen
#We have learnt to hide
#It's hard to not be recognised
#It's like you don't exist, but you exist hahaha
#You have a body
#I like to adapt A LOT that's what i do in life
#I just adapt my voice
#What ? What ? Whaat? What the fuck is this?
#STOP STOP STOOOOP
#i want to be regulated and filtered
#FILTER MEEEEE
#What do you do usually? Do you adapt? Do you resist? Do you fight?
#DO you fly? Do you stay??
#but did this even happen this way?
#Did she say this or i don't know
#I wanna go in the corner and suck my thumb
#do i need to be stronger?
#do i need to be oversized?
#do i need to stand out? maybe
#is that ok?
#i am sorry, don't leave me
#thank you i love you
#thank you that you came to listen to me
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