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Hier Les Chemins de Traverse organisaient un plateau de lecture intitulé Art de la science, science de l’art. J’y ai lu un texte que j’avais écrit pour l’occasion et que je reproduis dans cet article.
Hier Les Chemins de Traverse organisaient un plateau de lecture intitulé Art de la science, science de l’art. J’y ai lu un texte que j’avais écrit pour l’occasion et que je reproduis dans cet article.
I’ve been practicing classical improvisation on the harpejji for some months now, and while experimenting I came up with a prelude in C major that I thought was quite nice.
For various reasons this site has been mostly dormant recently, but that doesn’t mean that I’ve been doing nothing!
Among others, after having played mostly accompaniment on the harpejji for years, I decided to explore more what can be done with the instrument in a solo setting. (This exploration has been partly supported by a grant offered by the City of Neuchâtel, many thanks for that!)
I did not document my research on this website, but I did write about it on the website of Les Chemins de Traverse.
J’ai créé ce site en 2009 à l’aide de MODx, puis je l’ai migré à un CMS fait sur mesure en Django en 2011. Treize ans plus tard, voici une nouvelle version créée en utilisant le générateur de site statique Hugo.
This is a companion post to my PyConDE 2024 talk Replacing Callbacks with Generators: A Case Study in Computer-Assisted Live Music to provide some context and additional information.
My experience trying to use the raspberry pi as a DIY FX box.
Getting the mugic into so-called “wifi client mode” turned up to be a little bit more difficult than I’d expected… but finally it works!
A magical kernel update dropped the audio latency of my gigging machine in a very spectacular way.
A quick-and-dirty hack to quickly generate QR codes on the fly using the clipboard on Linux.
Until recently, I was convinced that it was still necessary to install an rt-patched kernel for making low-latency sound processing on Linux…