Workshops and Seminars – 3DMIN

3rd place for PushPull at the Guthman Instrument Competition

3d_mvoigt — Sun, 22 Feb 2015 19:58:52 +0000

3DMIN is happy to announce that PushPull made it to a third place at the 2015 Guthman Instrument Competition. Thanks everyone for believing in us and stay tuned for updates!

Below you can watch the whole Guthman competition at GeorgiaTech. The PushPull performance by Amelie Hinrichsen and Dominik Hildebrand Marques Lopes starts at about 10:23:00.

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PushPull and more at ICMC/SMC

3d_mvoigt — Wed, 01 Oct 2014 12:04:54 +0000

3DMIN was well represented at the 2014 joined ICMC/SMC conference. Apart from a PushPull performance, we presented two posters (an overview on the aims of the 3DMIN project and a paper on Influx) and were associated with the activities of the Modality project (a workshop and a poster presentation).

Artist talk – Mico Rex 11.7.2014, 13h

3d_mvoigt — Sat, 05 Jul 2014 19:25:50 +0000

On Fri, 11.7.2014, 13h, the same day as their performance at NK, Mico Rex will give a public artist talk in the scope of 3DMIN and the computational art class of UdK Berlin:

Universität der Künste Institut für zeitbasierte Medien, Grunewaldstraße 2, Schöneberg, 10823 Berlin, Germany. Free entrance.

From their webpage (we had to ommit the blinking, check it out yourself):

Mico Rex is an experimental electro-pop mexican duo founded in 2010 by Ernesto Romero and Jorge Ramírez, pionners in live programming in Mexico.

Described as sticky, melodic and danceable, within a kaleidoscope of styles such as 8bits/glitch, oldschool/electro, romantic style,punk, geek, breakz, fresh, bolero, vocal, finura, 80’s from the future!!!

The live performance is a combination of structured pieces and improvisation with code accompanied with voice and home-made controllers in pain.

The sound design, structure and composition are made upon programming code for hardware and software developed by the group members themselves. They consider code as the most flexible media for live electronics performance.

Featured Photo (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) by Steve Welburn.

Modality Meeting and Workshop at STEIM

3d_mvoigt — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 10:04:36 +0000

Modality is a toolkit to improve and facilitate the use of digital technology within sound art and music, based on the audio programming language SuperCollider.

Dominik Hildebrand Marques Lopes, Amelie Hinrichsen, Alberto de Campo and Till Bovermann will attend the next Modality meeting held at STEIM Amsterdam between 30.3.2014 and 6.4.2014. It is accompanied by a public workshop and a concert at OT301 on 5.4.2014. Welcome!

Group Meeting Systematic Musicology

3d_mvoigt — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 11:14:03 +0000

On march 7/8, Alexander Förstel and Hauke Egermann gave a talk on the subject of sound embodiment at the annual “Group Meeting Systematic Musicology” in Kassel, Germany. The talk included a short introduction of the 3Dmin project and was well received. We are looking forward to participating again next year!

Hybrid Talk on Musical Instruments

3d_mvoigt — Sat, 08 Feb 2014 17:14:02 +0000

It was live and we were part of it! For the twelfth Hybrid Talks we embarked on the quest for new performative instruments, which make music into more than simply an organized form of sound-events. With Stefan Weinzierl, Alberto de Campo, Till Bovermann, Amelie Hinrichsen, and Dominik Hildebrand Marques Lopes, the 3DMIN project was represented well among other speakers (Gerhard Behles – Co-founder Ableton AG; Marius Braun, Christian Dietz, Florian Goltz – Coire). The 150 guests were pleased to listen to the talks, chat and try out some rather unusual instruments. The material for one of the talks can be found here.

The Hybrid Talks aim at promoting mutual inspiration and networking. Representatives of different disciplines meet and elaborate in short presentations on a topic from their point of view. After the presentations, the participants informally exchange ideas beyond their usual disciplines.

2014-HybridTalk_Quests

Workshops and Seminars

3d_mvoigt — Fri, 20 Sep 2013 10:24:08 +0000

New Musical Instruments

Designproject, 3rd−7th semester BA and diploma

Within the research project new electronical instruments will be developed together with students from product design, generative arts and soundstudies. Inspired by invited musicians and their technical set-ups solutions may be integrated in existing instruments or even new instruments will be generated. Since the project is cooperation based working within groups, transdisciplinary work flow and getting into the spirit of the creative works borderland is in focus.

weekly meetings on tuesdays, 10:00 – 17:00

Grunewaldstrasse 2-5, room 111

first date: 28.10.2013 (attention: monday!)