User:Ssstephen/take-the-entrain

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this room for sound residency will be an exploration of tying digital connections and using them as an instrument. connexion used to be spelled with an x which shows the origin of the word: a binding or joining together. opening a network connexion creates a string of data which can and will be plucked. a work in the form of a net: strings interwoven and interconnetted. starting from short strings inside a single computer, over the two weeks this network will expand to cover the entire universe.

This is a two week residency in the Willem de Kooning Academy's Room for Sound, from 16th to 27th January 2023. I will be experimenting with networked music, in particular I plan to use some ESP32 boards and a Raspberry Pi to send and receive RTP-MIDI over LAN and hopefully WAN, and to translate this MIDI data to and from audio (via microphones, sensors, buzzers, speakers, etc). I would like to get other people involved in this process as well as getting the machines to interact: the machines could be not just musicians but also instruments.

Pseudocode

Get the computers to entrain to eachother dynamically, clap with eachother

While
    Countup++ per ms
    If(hearbeep) or (countup= random ~ 200ms)
        If(countup >40ms)
            Wait(countup ms)
            Sendbeep
            Countup=0

Get the computers to clap

Get the computers to listen

Get the computers to sing