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Hello this is a log of things from kamo or Francesco. This is a wiki version of my [https://hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/~kamo/ Documentation Workout] on the Soupboat. This page is not as curated as the one in the Soupboat, so if you wanna have fun go and read from there.  
Hello this is a log of things from kamo or Francesco. This is a wiki version of my [https://hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/~kamo/ Documentation Workout] on the Soupboat.  
This page is not as curated as the one in the Soupboat, so if you wanna have fun go and read from there. Ehe


( no imgs here yet sorry )
Looking for a nice recap ? Find it here: [https://hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/~kamo/recap/ Transcript of my assessment received in a dream from the future]


===Text ⛵ Lifeboats===
''What if we could use some excerpts from all of what we are reading now as lifeboats in a sea of text?''
==== Text Traversing ====


* Which texts will you traverse? will you make a “quote landscape” from the different texts brought today or stay with one single text?
<ul class="container" style="position: relative;font-family: sans-serif;display: flex;flex-wrap: wrap;margin: 0;padding: 0;font-size: 1.5rem;list-style: none;">
* Identify patterns / gather observations / draw the relations between the words/paragraphs/sounds
                             
* What are markers of orientation you would like to set for this text?
<li class="baloon" style="border: 50px solid #f14;display: inline-flex;flex-direction: column;justify-content: center;align-items: center;width: 250px;height: 250px;padding: 25px;text-align: center;margin: 8px;border-radius: 50%;transform: rotate(0);transition: transform 2s ease-out;">
* Where should the reader turn?
<p class="title" style="font-weight: bold;color: currentColor!important;">[https://hub.xpub.nl/soupboat/~kamo/projects/lifeboats/ Text ⛵ Lifeboats]</p>
* What are the rhythms in the text and how can they be amplified/interrupted/multiplied?
<p>What if we could use some excerpts from all of what we are reading now as lifeboats in a sea of text?</p>
* Make a score or a diagram or a script to be performed out loud
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==== Process ====
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What if we could use some excerpts from all of what we are reading now as lifeboats in a sea of text? An attempt to play around with the continous permutations between contents and contexts.
 
===Text Weaving===
''Weave two texts, like warp and weft''
==== Slow Processing ====
 
* if ''NLTK'' is a form of mapping language, vltk is a form of mapping language from a particular vantage point
* pick a text or a collection of texts from the pad from last week or the one of this week
* choose a linguistic pattern to apply over the text, for example: all verbs, every third word of a sentence, the 50 most used words, collocations you observe, words with multiple meanings, x of y, question marks etc. the processing can be both manual or automatic.
* what is the output?
 
Weaved with Jian and Emma
 
===Chat Reader===
''Transform a text (ok no, actually a CSV file) into a chat''
==== Reader Prototyping ====
 
* take suggested methods, use something we already used already - work on it, elaborate, don’t exclude what we’ve been doing with Manetta, Michael and Cristina go in smaller groups/individually and make a prototype - network of texts,
* something visual, reworking of something and what it can be a sensible way to explain to people
* come together at 15:30? and we share what we’ve done - talk about how can we stitch it together to make a reader
 
==== Aggregating different things ~ output: chat form ====
 
===== Levels =====
 
* 🏸 1 touch the inputs
* 🏸 2 overlap/merge them a bit
* 🏸 3 mesh them completely
 
===== Process =====
 
* 🏏 take an academic text and turn it into a chat - translating into vernacular;
* 🏏 simplify the text
* 🏏 break it into chats
* 🏏 illustrate some bits
 
Starting from a difficult but relatable text: our [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SP16_0510 multi voiced pad] of the day.<br />
Parsed here: [https://cryptpad.fr/sheet/#/2/sheet/edit/N5uOS8x5Nu28ZiXPSk+kF-um/ Spreadsheet ghost]
 
===== Rules to manipulate text: =====
 
* 🏑 table of contents - shorts contents - tag them
* 🏑 turn into chat bubbles
* 🏑 illustrate a few
 
===== Rules of text simplification (as ⛳️ objective ⛳️ as possible): =====
 
* 🏓 simple sentences
* 🏓 on point
* 🏓 short paragraphs and short chapter
* 🏓 title on each paragraph
* 🏓 text could become image caption/illustrate chapters/graphs?
* 🏓 page number
* 🏓 navigation (table of contents)
 
===== Demo online: [[soupboat/~kamo/static/html/chat-reader/chat.html|Chat_a_pad]] =====
 
===== Demo offline: =====
 
<video src="/soupboat/~kamo/static/video/chat_reader.mp4" autoplay loop>
</video>
===Cam Transcript===
''10 minutes transcription from Insecam webcams''
==== Video Transcribing ====
 
[https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SP16_1210 SI16 - with Cristina and Manetta]
 
In groups of 2-3:
 
# Decide a video to transcribe (max 10 min)
# If you can’t decide on one, take 3-5 minutes to think about a subject of everyday knowledge that is particular to a location/group. Record yourself telling the story
# Transcribe individually either the video or your own recording
# Compare the transcriptions
 
fun with Kimberley + Carmen
 
===🥣 Soup-gen===
''A soup aggregator for the next 2 years''
 
===Rejection 🧠⛈️===
''Round glossary just for fun ok''
 
===🎵 K-PUB===
''Karaoke as a mean of republishing''
==== Karaoke as a mean of republishing ====
 
The idea is easy: take some songs, take some texts, and merge them through the logic of karaoke. For our first issue we want to work with Simon Weil’s diaries as text material and Franco Battiato’s songs as musical starting point.
 
Using a popular and performative device such as karaoke we want to join different voices. Not only the ones from the people singing, but also from all the different authors that participate in this event: the writer of texts, the composer of musical bases and the musicians that will perform them. This project started as a joke and eventually growed because we saw a lot of potential in it.
 
[[File:karaoke_recipe.png|frame|none|alt=|caption karaoke recipe]]
 
==== Christmas Update ====
 
Ok we got the room of the little Room for Sound at WdkA: nice. So here is a list of things we need and a list of things to do:
 
===== TODO: =====
 
* text from simone weil
** select excerpts
** excerpts to lyrics
* audio from franco battiato
** select songs
** find or write midi files
** sound design
** performance mode
* visual
** finish setup record mode (excerpts → lyrics)
** setup playback mode
** design
** development
* performance
** call musicians
** space setup
** technical setup
** comunication
** documentation
** pubblication
* residency
** daily contents to be published on their radio (readings, log, musical experiemnts…)
 
===== workflow for 1 song: =====
 
# select text excerpts
# select song
# song to midi
## if there is already a midi: cleanup: split and join tracks meaningfully
## if not: song transcription
# karaoke recording
## input: midi song, text excerpts
## process: performative conversion, excerpt to lyrics tool
## output: karaoke midi song with text track
# karaoke performance
## input: karaoke midi song
## output: karaoke text, karaoke midi
### midi → text, display the text for singin along
### midi → audio, for live playing and real time sound design of the song
### midi → visual, for live visual effects
 
===== people we need: =====
 
* musician (at least 1 to start with) (micalis? gambas? others?)
* visual (open call? or we can do it on our own for this)
* event logic &amp; logistic (chae? gersande? etc? if anyone wants to take care of the setup it would be super cool)
* documentation (pinto? carmen? etc?)
 
===🏓 PADliography===
''Fetching all our pads from the PZI wiki with API magic''
 
===Pimp the Soupboat WS===
''Crash HTML_CSS workshop for our dear XPUB1 fellows''
 
===Concrete 🎏 Label===
''A tool for annotating visual contents''
How could computer read concrete &amp; visual poetry? How does computer navigate through text objects in which layout and graphical elements play a fundamental role?
 
With this tool you can upload an image and then annotate it spatially. In doing so you generate a transcription of the image that keeps track of the order of your annotations (and so the visual

Latest revision as of 11:36, 9 October 2023

Hello this is a log of things from kamo or Francesco. This is a wiki version of my Documentation Workout on the Soupboat. This page is not as curated as the one in the Soupboat, so if you wanna have fun go and read from there. Ehe

Looking for a nice recap ? Find it here: Transcript of my assessment received in a dream from the future


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