Transient and ephemeral code

Be sure to read the comments – Sam Aaron makes some important corrective points… The below left as documentation of … More

Demonstrating tidal

After posting at length about the history of my musical pattern representation, I thought I’d better show some demos and … More

TL;DR I’m now describing algorave music as functions from time ranges to lists of events, with arbitrary time precision, where … More

On to another point I tried to make at the Node forum, perhaps not too well.. That perhaps that the … More

I had a great time at the Node Forum in Frankfurt this weekend. I got to meet my software art … More

Jake and I made a cover version of Push Button Bertha, probably the first ever computer-generated tune. Here it is: … More

Looking forward to 2013, some things I’m up to so far: 15th Feb: talk and solo performance at the Node symposium, … More

I’ve been recording some experiments with a new iteration of my livecoding system, and putting them up over on lurk.org. … More

In case anyone is wondering why I’m not saying much about live coding these days, it’s because http://toplap.org/ has turned into an … More

Audio blast is a streaming festival by apo33, running in both Nantes and Piksel festival in Bergen. I’m performing this … More